Quiz 3

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Who much does the human brain weight?

3 pounds

Approximately how many cells does the brain contain?

1 trillion

Glial cells are the _______ of the brain, they do not perform its greatest function.

Workhorses

When do most neural development occur?

Childhood

The purpose of the Stanford Prison Experiment was:

To see how being placed in different social roles affected the way people behaved

How many stages of alzheimers are there?

What is the definition of classical conditioning?

Pairing a stimulus that triggers a response with an unrelated stimulus.

Physiologically, what happens to the brain as Alzheimer disease progresses

Many cells die

What is dementia?

An umbrella term for several diseases that impair memory, thinking, and daily functioning.

What build up of one of these proteins causes Alzheimer’s:

Prions

What is the main difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s?

Alzheimer’s affects the learning part of the brain in early stages

Glial cells make up the majority of the brain’s cells. Which purpose does it serve?

All of the above

What may cause Alzheimer’s disease?

All of the above

What is the Code of Ethics?

establishes an organization's ethical rules and best practices for maintaining honesty, integrity, and professionalism.

How does the glial cell help the brain?

A and B

What makes it possible for a child's brain to compensate for early childhood brain damage?

Development of substitute networks in other brain areas

In ___________, learning of the relationships between stimuli occurs. Much of human behavior is acquired through this learning, even if the subject has no intention of changing his behavior.

Operant conditioning

Approximately how many cells are in the human brain?

a. 1 trillion

How many main types of dementia are there?

_____ make up the majority of the brain cells.

Glial cells

Which of the following is one of the main functions of glial cells in the brain?

They form a network around which developing neurons can grow

While glial cells are the workhorses of the brain, they do not perform its greatest function. They exist to support the _______ of the brain, which receive and transmit electrical impulses throughout the brain and spinal cord.

Neurons

Medication for Alzheimer’s is:

All of the above

While doing research on Dementia and Alzheimer's which is not a symptom of Alzheimer's disease

Difficulty Breathing

Psychology is the study of _____ and _____.

Behavior and mental processes

What are the three main functions of the Glial cells in the brain?

All of the above

What is the life expectancy of people with Alzheimer’s disease?

8-10 years

What is the 4th stage of Alzheimer's disease?

More than memory loss

What are the warning signs for Alzheimer’s disease?

All of the above

Alzheimer’s disease is named after Dr. _________ Alzheimer.

Alois

When does most neural development occur?

Childhood

The first version of the ethical standards of psychology was adopted in 1952. What year was it written?

1970’s

Most neural development happens in ________

Childhood

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問題一覧

Who much does the human brain weight?

3 pounds

Approximately how many cells does the brain contain?

1 trillion

Glial cells are the _______ of the brain, they do not perform its greatest function.

Workhorses

When do most neural development occur?

Childhood

The purpose of the Stanford Prison Experiment was:

To see how being placed in different social roles affected the way people behaved

How many stages of alzheimers are there?

What is the definition of classical conditioning?

Pairing a stimulus that triggers a response with an unrelated stimulus.

Physiologically, what happens to the brain as Alzheimer disease progresses

Many cells die

What is dementia?

An umbrella term for several diseases that impair memory, thinking, and daily functioning.

What build up of one of these proteins causes Alzheimer’s:

Prions

What is the main difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s?

Alzheimer’s affects the learning part of the brain in early stages

Glial cells make up the majority of the brain’s cells. Which purpose does it serve?

All of the above

What may cause Alzheimer’s disease?

All of the above

What is the Code of Ethics?

establishes an organization's ethical rules and best practices for maintaining honesty, integrity, and professionalism.

How does the glial cell help the brain?

A and B

What makes it possible for a child's brain to compensate for early childhood brain damage?

Development of substitute networks in other brain areas

In ___________, learning of the relationships between stimuli occurs. Much of human behavior is acquired through this learning, even if the subject has no intention of changing his behavior.

Operant conditioning

Approximately how many cells are in the human brain?

a. 1 trillion

How many main types of dementia are there?

_____ make up the majority of the brain cells.

Glial cells

Which of the following is one of the main functions of glial cells in the brain?

They form a network around which developing neurons can grow

Neurons

Medication for Alzheimer’s is:

All of the above

While doing research on Dementia and Alzheimer's which is not a symptom of Alzheimer's disease

Difficulty Breathing

Psychology is the study of _____ and _____.

Behavior and mental processes

What are the three main functions of the Glial cells in the brain?

All of the above

What is the life expectancy of people with Alzheimer’s disease?

8-10 years

What is the 4th stage of Alzheimer's disease?

More than memory loss

What are the warning signs for Alzheimer’s disease?

All of the above

Alzheimer’s disease is named after Dr. _________ Alzheimer.

Alois

When does most neural development occur?

Childhood

The first version of the ethical standards of psychology was adopted in 1952. What year was it written?

1970’s

Most neural development happens in ________

Childhood