Preliminary Flashcards
(176 cards)
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Study of human behavior, act think
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Psychology
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Study of the mind and soul
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Psychology
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The way we feel,think,do, manifest
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Psychology
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Mind
Soul
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Mental
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Body
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Physical aspect
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Inner still
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Spirit
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Small voice
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Spirit
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Conscience
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Spirit
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“Small, still voice”
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Conscience
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Soul vs Spirit
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Humihawalay
Closer to God
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What do you think
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Behavior
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How we do things
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Behavior
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How we think
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Behavior
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Human behavior/Sikoholiya/Way of Life
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Emotion
Values
Attitude
Character
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Suicidal tendency
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Emotion
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How we can handle ourselves
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Attitude
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Pagpapahalaga sa sarili as a whole
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Values
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Tao, Naglalakad, Twin
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Culture ↔️ Wika
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Tradition
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How you react within society
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Study of social human behavior
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Sociology
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The highest form of man
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Man
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Medium of instruction in Psychology
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Filipino
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Why do we cheat
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Small thing, big difference
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Do not disturb
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Cheat
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Study, tiwala sa sarili, don't study, social media
Cheat
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Health issues
Smoking
| Drinking
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Brought by the Chinese as medicine not vice
Smoking
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5 important school of thoughts
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Structuralism
Functionalism
Behaviorism
Gestalt Psychology
Psychoanalysis
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"What function does a behavior have?"
Functionalism
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Experiment: Puzzle box
Functionalism
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"Lahat ng kulungan may kahinaan"
Tendency to get out if they can find an escape
| Functionalism
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How does the mind affect what people do?
To examine an observable
Functionalism
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Relate to introspection but needs action to function
Functionalism
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Mind that streamed that can be broken down to distinct components
William James
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Move away from focusing the structure of the mind
Functionalism
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Functionalism developer
William James
John Dewey, James Angell
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Closely related to observable events
Behaviorism
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Mental processes= behavior
Behaviorism
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We must study what we can see and record
Behaviorism
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We deny the existence of human mind and experience
Skinner
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Mental experience is more applicable
John B. Watson
| Behaviorism
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Examine what causes body exploration
Behaviorism
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Behaviorism
John B. Watson
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The whole is not equal to the sum of the part
Gestalt Psychology
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Focus on perception and problem solving- Claim we perceive
Gestalt Psychology
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Naghihingi ng pahintulot
Metaphor
| Gestalt Psychology
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Individual shape does not see shape (V) but with a flock
Gestalt Psychology
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Focus on one form and shape
Gestalt Psychology
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Gestalt Psychology pioneer
Kohler, Koffka, Lewin
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Focus on the importance of the unconscious mind
Psychoanalysis
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Dictates the behavior determined by past experiences
Psychoanalytical
| Psychoanalysis
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Analysis
Psychoanalysis
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Symptom to treat patients
Freud Psychoanalytic/Perspective
| Psychoanalysis
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Sometimes Psychological conflict
Phobia
| Psychoanalysis
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Psychoanalysis pioneer
Sigmund Freud
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Components of the structure of the mind
Structuralism
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Believe the way to learn about the brain and its functions was to bring the mind down in the most basic elements
Structuralism
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The whole is equal to the sum of the parts
Structuralism
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Basic premise/elements
Structuralism
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Popularized by E.T.
Introspection
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To look within and examine your own thoughts and feelings
Introspection
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Introspection
Conscious mind
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Feelings, thoughts, sensations
Conscious mind
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Aware of these THINGS
Conscious mind
Facial expressions
Gestures
Behavior
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Relies on subjective self/report
Inteospection
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Structuralism pioneer
Founder: Wilhelm Wundt
Student: Edward Titchener
Psychological lab- 1879
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This field deals with the study of the symptoms and etiologies of various kinds of disorders, such as personality, speech, visual, health-related, orthopedic, and mental disorders.
Abnormal Psychology
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The focus here is on knowing the underlying causes and the characteristics of each type of order
Abnormal Psychology
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People in this field investigate on the similarities and differences among the different species of animals to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the complexity of behavior of humans
Animal or Comparative Psychology
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This field which is subfield of industrial psychology deals with the study of the behavior of consumers.
Business or Consumer Psychology
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Researchers that deal with products most preferred by consumers are in this realm.
Business or Consumer Psychology
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This includes the study of treatment of personality disorders, as well as breakdown in behavior.
Clinical Psychology
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They should not be confused with psychiatrists who are medical doctors and may, therefore, prescribe drugs for their patients.
Clinical psychologists
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Psychologists who specialize in this are plan the design and data analysis of experiments that require the kind of complex calculations that can only be done with ease on a computer.
Counseling Psychology
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They may also work in the area of artificial intelligence which uses computers to perform the kind of intellectual tasks that are considered characteristics of the human thoughts.
Counseling Psychology
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This used to be called child psychology but it has now expanded to cover the development of the individual from conception to old age.
Developmental Psychology
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It studies all aspects of development including learning, sensation and perception, language, and emotion, among other behavior processes.
Developmental Psychology
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This involves the study of development and the motivational and emotional aspects of children’s behavior with the end in view of knowing how learning takes place.
Educational or School Psychology
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This is one of the subfields of industrial psychology which supplies information on human capacities and limitations for operating sophisticated equipment.
Engineering or Human Factors Psychology
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They assists the engineer in the design and various equipment and gadgets by providing him some information on how the work of man could be facilitated by such equipment and gadgets.
The engineering psychologists
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A subfield of industrial psychology, this area studies the effects of the physical, temporal, and social-psychological conditions of work on the worker.
Environmental Psychology
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This specializes the investigation and experimentation of the physiological aspects of behavior sensation, perception, learning, emotion, memory, motivation, and language and is concerned with finding the relationships of certain kinds of events with one another through precise measurements and special instruments.
Experimental Psychology
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This area involves work within the legal, judicial, and correctional systems in a variety of ways.
Forensic or Legal Psychology
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This focuses on the investigation of the mechanisms of heredity and studies how traits how traits and characteristics transmitted from the parents to the offspring can be altered through the use of procedures developed in genetic engineering.
Genetic Psychology
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This is the branch of psychology that applies principles of psychology to the understanding of health and illness.
Health Psychology
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This field applies the methods, facts, and principles of psychology to people at work
Industrial Psychology
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The focus of this specialization is on mental health in the community rather than on the individual patient.
Mental Health Psychology
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It deals with problems of the aged, drug addicts and rehabilitation, and treatment of prisoners.
Mental Health Psychology
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It studies the impact of organizational climate, such as style of leadership and amount of worker participation in organizational decision-making, on worker efficiency and productivity.
Organizational Psychology
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This is concerned with examination of variables that explains how individuals develop and maintain their individual characteristics.
Personality or Dynamic Psychology
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This is subfield of industrial psychology which deals with the selection and the placement or matching of the right kind of person for a particular job.
Personnel Psychology
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This is a field that involves measurement and evaluation of individual as well as group behavior and the application of mathematical procedures to psychological problems.
Psychometric or Mathematical Psychology
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This field is concerned with how people in groups interact with one another.
Social Psychology
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They study ways to measure and change people’s attitudes and beliefs because these can determine how people will deal with others.
Social psychologists
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It applies principles of psychology to the various fields of sports
Sports Psychology
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Nervous System
Central Nervous System
| Peripheral Nervous System
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Central Nervous System
Brain
| Spinal Cord
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Brain
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Central Cortex
Cerebellum
Basal Ganglia
Brain Stem
Thalamus
Hypothalamus
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Peripheral Nervous System
Somatic Nervous System
| Automatic Nervous System
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Automatic Nervous System
Sympathetic Nervous System
| Parasympathetic Nervous System
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It is the basic building block of the nervous system.
Neurons or Nerve Cell
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They may take many shapes, but all are similar in their structure and function.
Neurons or a Nerve Cells
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They have a different shapes because they have to fit in different places.
Neurons or Nerve Cells
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It is an electrically excitable cell that processes and transmits information through electrical and chemical signals.
Neurons or Nerve Cells
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Parts of a Neuron
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Dendrite
Cell body
Axon
Nucleus
Myelin
Schwann Cell
Node of Ranvier
Axon terminal
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The neuron is composed of a __, which contains the nucleus of the cell, and two types of fibers that branch off from the cell body --- ___.
cell body
| the axons and the dendrites
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It send impulses from the cell body to other neurons or to the muscles.
Axons
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It receive nerve impulses from other neurons or directly from some physical source and send them to the cell body.
Dendrites
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They are usually short
Dendrites
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It can be quite long.
Axons
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In areas where there a great many neurons --- as in the brain or in bundles of neural connection ---they are relatively short and bushy.
both dendrites and axons
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In the outer areas of the body, it tend to become longer.
Axon
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An axon running from the cortex to the base of the spinal cord may be a long as __.
three feet
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It is the axons in the brain and spinal cord that are often covered by a white fatty layers of cells which acts as an insulator and aids the conduction of impulses.
Myelin Sheath
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It is a small gatherings in clusters of cell bodies .
Ganglia
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Many axons from neurons in the same location of the body tend to travel together as ___ and form __.
Nerve fibers
| Nerve tracts
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Such tracts always appear as bundles of axons within the brain and spinal cord. Similar bundles of axons called __ connect it to neurons running from within the brain and spinal cord to the outer body areas.
nerve trunks
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Types of Neurons
Motor neurons
Interneurons or Association neurons
Sensory or aferrent (incoming) neurons
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They relay message from the brain to the muscles or glands. In these neurons, the cell body is located in the spinal cord and the axon is a long enough to reach a neighboring neuron or even as far as the muscle or glad to which it send impulses.
Motor neuron
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It is directly responsible for each movement and response we make.
Motor neuron
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They are located in the brain and spinal cord.
Interneurons or association neurons
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They connect the impulses from the axon fibers of the sensory neuron to the dendrite fibers of the motor neuron.
Interneurons or Association neurons
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They also provide nerve impulses with alternative circuits or pathways.
Interneurons or Association neurons
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If one circuit is busy or damaged, another path is thus made available.
Interneurons or Association Neurons
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It serve only as conductors.
Interneurons
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The do not accept sensory stimuli as the sensory neurons do, nor do they stimulate the glands or muscle cells as motor neurons do.
Interneurons or Association neurons
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It receive stimuli and carry them to the brain (__) for interpretation (__).
Sensation
Interpretation
Sensory neurons
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The cell body of the sensory neuron is located in the __, which lies outside the spinal cord.
nerve root
| Sensory neuron
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It receive external stimuli through its dendrite fibers and relays the impulses either travel to the brain or pass directly to the motor neurons, which transmit the impulses to the muscles and glands (__).
Sensory neurons
| effectors
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It result from changes in the thin membrane that covers the nerve cell.
Nerve impulse
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It will cause the membrane to become permeable at any given point.
Stimulus
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It is a signal transmitted along a nerve fiber.
Nerve impulse
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It consists of a wave of electrical depolarization that reverses the potential difference across the nerve cell membranes.
Nerve impulse
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It pass along from the axon of one neuron to the dendrite of another, as if they are connected, but these nerve endings do not actually touch.
Nerve impulse
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Each of the gaps is called __, found between the axon tip of one neuron and the dendrite or the cell body of another neuron.
Synapse
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When an impulse arrives at the end of the axon, tiny sacs called ___ release a transmitting substance that crosses the synaptic gap and causes the membrane of the receiving dendrite to react and produce an impulse in the dendrite fiber.
synaptic vesicles
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The Central Nervous System is composed of the __ and the __ and the __ consistg of ___or __ found outside the brain and spinal cord.
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Brain
Spinal cord
peripheral nervous system
Nerve fibers
bundles of axons
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It is the nerve fibers running from various parts of the body to and from the brain are gathered together in the __where they are protected by the bony spinal vertebrae.
Spinal cord
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It is the motor nerve fibers that connect the spinal cord to the straited muscle and sensory nerve fibers.
Somatic Nervous System
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It is the motor system serving the smooth muscles.
Autonomic Nervous System
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The functions of the brain are to identify, organize, interpret, and respond to the experience of sensory stimulation.
Brain
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3 cavities or core of the brain
Hindbrain
Midbrain
Forebrain
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Hindbrain
Medulla
Cerebellum
Pons
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Controls respiration, digestion, and circulation
Medulla
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Governs body balance, posture, and muscular coordination
Cerebellum
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It contain nerve fibers from both sides of the cerebellum as well as the tracts of sensory and motor nerve fibers that connect the upper brain to the spinal cord.
Pons
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It has tracts between the cerebrum and the spinal cord and functions as part of the overall impulse conduction system.
Midbrain
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It also controls some auditory and visual responses such as regulation of the size of the pupil of the eye.
Midbrain
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It is the largest of the three divisions of the brain and occupies the entre upper portion of the skull.
Forebrain
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It is the most complex structures in brain that control complicated patterns of behavior and other higher level activities that differentiate human beings from other forms of animal.
Forebrain
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The three major structures of of the forebrain
Cerebrum
Thalamus
Hypothalamus.
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The main area of the forebrain,
Cerebrum
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It governs emotions, learning, thinking, remembering, and sense perception.
Cerebrum
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The outer layer of the cerebrum, directs the activities of the entire nervous system.
Cerebral cortex
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It interprets and sorts the sensory and motor impulses that travel to and form the cerebrum.
Thalamus
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It is a collection nerve cells that controls body temperature, metabolism, hunger and thirst.
Hypothalamus
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It also plays a key role in emotional behavior.
Hypothalamus
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Receives impulses from the sensory nerves, provides interneuron connections, transmits impulses to motor nerves.
Brain and Spinal cord
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Transmits impulses from receptors to brain and spinal cord, transmits impulses to striated muscles from brain and spinal cord.
Somatic (sensorimotor nerves)
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Transmits impulses from brain to smooth muscles
Sympahatetic and parasympathetic divisions
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They are scattered measures of tissue found in various parts of the body-at the base of the brain, in the neck, behind the stomach, above the kidneys, and within and below the pelvis.
Endocrine gland
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These endocrine glands secrete special chemical messengers known as __ that are directly released into the bloodstream because they have no ducts or structured passageways to the organs that they serve
Hormones
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This major endocrine gland is partly an outgrowth of the brain and is join ed to it.
Pituitary gland
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Its is situated just below the hypothalamus.
Pituitary gland
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The pituitary gland has been called the "__" because it produces the largest number of different hormones.
master gland
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Its also controls and activates the secretion of several other endocrine glands.
Pituitary gland
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These are located just above the kidneys.
Adrenal glands
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they are extremely important in the ability of the neutral functioning and in the ability of the body to cope with stress. the inner core of the adrenal gland secretes __, also called ___
Adrenal glands
epinephrine
adrenalin and norepinephrine (noradrenalin).
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These are two pairs of small pea-shaped glands closed to the thyroid glands. Their hormone called ___, regulates the utilization of calcium and phosphorous in the body.
Parathyroid gland
| parathormone
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It is located in the neck in front of the windpipe and weighs less than an ounce.
Thyroid gland
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One important element in the hormone produced by this gland is ___.
Thyroid gland
| iodine
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These are the sex or puberty glands which produce the sperm and egg cells for reproduction.
Gonads
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They secrete hormones called androgens for the male and estrogens for the female which have an important effect on the personality development of the individual.
Gonads
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It is located near the stomach, secretes two hormones which control the level of blood sugar or glucose in the bloodstream.
Pancreas
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Glucogon releases __ in the bloodstream from the glycogen stored in the liver.
Glucose
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It enables glucose to move out of the blood into the cells of muscles and other issues
Insulin
