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BIO SAQ Flashcards

1
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Explain the use ofoneresearch method inonestudy using the biological approach to understanding human behaviour

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Case study (HM 1957)

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Explain the use ofoneresearch method inonestudy of the brain and behaviour

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Case study (HM 1957)

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Explain the use ofoneresearch method inonestudy of hormones or pheromones and behaviour

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Lab experiment (Baumgartner 2008)

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Explain the use ofoneresearch method inonestudy of genetics and behaviour

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Correlational study (Nurnberger and Gershon 1982)

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Explainoneethical consideration relevant toonestudy using a biological approach to understanding human behaviour

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Consent (HM 1957)

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Explainoneethical consideration relevant toonestudy of the brain and behaviour

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Consent (HM 1957)

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Explainoneethical consideration relevant toonestudy of hormones or pheromones and behaviour

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Consent (Baumgartner 2008)

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Explainoneethical consideration relevant toonestudy of genetics and behaviour

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Confidentiality (Nurnberger & Gershon 1982)

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Explainonetechnique used to study the brain in relation to behaviour

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MRI (Draganski)

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Explainonestudy of localization of function

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Hippocampus (HM)

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Explain neuroplasticity, making use ofonestudy

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Increase in grey matter and decrease after not juggling (Draganski 2004)

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Explainoneeffect of neurotransmission in human behaviour, making use ofonestudy

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(Martinez and Kesner 1991)

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Explain the formation of neural networks usingonestudy

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(Draganski 2004)

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Explain the role ofoneagonist, making use ofonestudy

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physostigmine (Martinez & Kesner 1991)

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Explain the role ofoneantagonist, making use ofonestudy

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Scopolamine (Martinez & Kesner 1991)

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Explain neural pruning, making use ofonestudy

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Increase in grey matter and decrease after not juggling (Draganski 2004)

17
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Explain how excitatory or inhibitory synapses (neurotransmitters) play a role inonebehaviour, making use ofonestudy

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Acetylcholine as a excitatory synapse (Martinez & Kesner 1991)

18
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Explain the role ofonehormone in human behaviour, making use ofonestudy

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Oxytocin (Baumgartner 2008)

19
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Explainonestudy of the role of pheromones in human behaviour

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Shirt smelling (Wedekind 1995)

20
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Explain the role ofonegene in human behaviour

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5-HTT gene linkage to susceptibility to depression (Caspi 2003)

21
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Explainoneevolutionary explanation ofonebehaviour

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Feeling of disgust as an evolutionary behaviour to prevent diseases (Curtis 2004)

22
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Explain the use of twin studies and/or kinship studies usingonestudy

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Depression in twins (Nurnberger & Gershon 1982)

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