Chapter 3: The Biological and Evolutionary Bases of Behavior

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Chapter 3: The Biological and Evolutionary Bases of Behavior Textbook Quiz for Psych 1020
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Pregunta 1

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When Peter and Rosemary Grant studied several species of Darwin's finches, they discovered that major climate changes affected which populations of finches survived. This is an example of
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  • Heritability.
  • The all-or-none law.
  • Natural selection.
  • Nature versus nurture.

Pregunta 2

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Sharon is involved in a project in which she observes the behaviors of young children. She is most able to directly observe their
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  • Genotypes.
  • Phenotypes.
  • Chromosomes.
  • DNA.

Pregunta 3

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Suppose you carried out a study to assess whether there is a genetic component to "sense of humor." To conclude that genetics play a role, you would want to find that
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  • DZ twins are more similar in their senses of humor than MZ twins.
  • DZ twins always have better senses of humor than MZ twins.
  • MZ twins always have better senses of humor than DZ twins.
  • MZ twins are more similar in their sense of humor than DZ twins.

Pregunta 4

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One of the jobs of _________ is to receive stimulation from other neurons.
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  • Axons
  • Terminal buttons
  • Synapses
  • Dendrites

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After Jonas withdraws money from the bank, he has to wait two minutes before his card will work again. This sounds a lot like the _________ in neural transmission.
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  • All-or-nothing law
  • Action potential
  • Refractory period
  • Ion channels

Pregunta 6

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Wilma is creating an illustration of neural transmission. She leaves a small gap between a terminal button on one neuron and the dendrite of the next. She should label that gap the
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  • Ion channel.
  • Glia.
  • Nodes of Ranvier.
  • Synapse.

Pregunta 7

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Which techniques allows researchers to create reversible "lesions"?
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  • fMRI
  • rTMS
  • PET scans
  • EEG

Pregunta 8

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The _________ nervous system processes incoming neural messages and sends commands to different parts of the body
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  • Central
  • Autonomic
  • Somatic
  • Peripheral

Pregunta 9

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After he experienced damage to his _________, H.M. had difficulties acquiring new information.
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  • Reticular formation
  • Thalamus
  • Hippocampus
  • Broca's area

Pregunta 10

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As you are chatting with Tajus, you noticed that she is right-handed. You think that it's most likely that her ability to produce speech is controlled by
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  • Her left hemisphere.
  • Her right hemisphere.
  • Both her left and right hemispheres.
  • Neither the left nor the right hemisphere.

Pregunta 11

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Brain-imaging techniques reveal that the brain representation of the fingers of the left hand is enhanced for people who play the violin versus nonplayers. This result provides an example of
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  • Neurogenesis.
  • Heritability.
  • Lateralization.
  • Brain plasticity.
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