psych unit 2

PYS. 4B This is what enables you to see how far away something is?

• Peripheral vision

• Depth perception

• Distance analysis

• Telescopic vision

PYS. 4A This is what your brain does with the information it receives from the body?

• Senses

• Sensation

• Perception

• Proprioception

PYS. 4B This thing must be reached in order for us to experience something

• direction threshold

• Absolute threshold

• Difference threshold

• Auditory threshold

PYS. 3A What is the primary function of the motor cortex?

• Carries nerve impulses away from the cell body

• Receives communication from other cells

• Generates signals to direct the movement of the budy

• Visual processing, distance and depth

PYS.4 This is the raw information that you get from your body?

• Senses

• Sensation

• Perception

• Perception

PYS. 3B When you wonder into a new area of school trying to avoid someone in the hallway, what piece of the nervous system are you using?

• Autonomic

• Somatic

• Automatic

• Directionic

PYS. 3B You and your brain have the amazing capability to adapt to any circumstances that life may throw at you, this is called?

• Neural plasticity

• Evolution

• Adaption

• Mind like water

PYS. 3A What are some purposes of the brain stem?

• Critical thinking, empathy, personality

• Heart Rate, blood pressure, breathing

• Hearing, communication, reading

• Precise motor function, voluntary movement, receives information

PYS. 3A What are the two sections of the nervous system?

• Central and Auxiliary

• Auxiliary and Peripheral

• Auxiliary and Focused

• Central and Peripheral

PYS. 3A What are the four sections of the Cerebral Cortex?

• Occipital, frontal, temporal, cerebellum

• Hippocampus, cerebellum, pons, thalamus

• Medulla, frontal, temporal, occipital

• Frontal, temporal, parietal, occipital