WorksheetsPsychology Review Chapters 6 and 7
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Why don't doctors perform lobotomies today?
a)
There are other ways to study the brain
b)
Because the operation didn't have an effect on patients.
c)
Patients where too exited after the operation
d)
The ice pick costs to much
2.
The pons is located in this part of the brain.
a)
hintbrain
b)
hindbrain
c)
forebrain
d)
fivebrain
3.
This term refers to reduction of pain after patients undergo hypnosis.
a)
Meditation
b)
Flow state
c)
Hypnotic analgesia
d)
Biofeedback
4.
Genes impact behavior through building and _________________________ physical structures of the body.
a)
fueling
b)
copying
c)
breaking
d)
modifying
5.
This is what happens during a CT scan.
a)
electromagnetic rays pass through the brain
b)
X-ray beams pass round and through a subject's head
c)
Radioactive solution is injected into a patients bloodstream
d)
doctors cut up a patients brain to see what is going on inside
6.
Daydreaming can help us improve?
a)
creativity
b)
Hand/eye coordination for playing video games
c)
physical health
d)
REM sleep
7.
Which of the following is true of psychoactive drugs?
a)
They are all illegal under federal law
b)
They all can cause hallucinations
c)
Effects are greatly influenced by body size and weight
d)
Can range of caffeine all the way to LSD
8.
If Mr. Brown wakes up screaming, in a cold sweat, he just experienced?
a)
sleep walking
b)
sleep apnea
c)
night terrors
d)
insomniea
9.
How might Mr. Brown's parasympathetic nervous system respond at the end of gym class?
a)
Shuts down and he has a stroke because he is old.
b)
reduced his heart rate
c)
suspends digestion
d)
increases blood flow to the brain
10.
Sir Francis Galton says that if a person was a great musician, it is probably because
a)
His/her parents possessed a lot of musical talent
b)
His/her parents must have a lot of money
c)
His/her family encouraged their child's musical ambitions
d)
His/her parents sent them to a private school for training
11.
This part of the neuron receives messages from other neurons
a)
cell wall
b)
cell body
c)
signal
d)
synapse
12.
If Mr. Brown hit is head while snowboarding and could no longer hear, which part of his brain was probably damaged?
a)
temporal lobe
b)
occipital lobe
c)
frontal lobe
d)
temporary lobe
13.
If a person is sleeping but their brain activity closely resembles someone who is awake, then they are most likely
a)
in RAM sleep
b)
in REM sleep
c)
in stage IV sleep
d)
sleep walking
14.
How do fraternal twins develop?
a)
two sperm fertilize two eggs
b)
two sperm fertilize one egg
c)
one sperm fertilizes two eggs
d)
one sperm fertilizes one egg
15.
Which NFL team is the best?
a)
Indianapolis Colts
b)
Denver Broncos
c)
Dallas Cowboys
d)
Green Bay Packers
16.
This increases the a person's likelihood of experiencing heart disease or diabetes.
a)
Smoking meth
b)
parent with heart disease and diabetes
c)
47 chromosomes instead of 46
d)
Drinking to much soda/candy
17.
If Mr. Brown feels like he need to get a drink of water, he is responding to a message from his
a)
brain stem
b)
forebrain
c)
midbrain
d)
frontbrain
18.
If someone is sleeping and experiences limb paralysis, then they are probably in this stage of sleep.
a)
Stage IV
b)
Stage III
c)
RAM
d)
REM
19.
What is the gap between neurons called?
a)
dendrite
b)
dextrite
c)
axon terminal
d)
synapse
20.
If Mr. Brown experiences mood swings, lack of energy, and depression, a likely cause is
a)
old age
b)
hormonal imbalances
c)
the broncos are having a terrible season
d)
his wife is probably making him watch grey's anatomy
21.
Which of these happens during REM sleep?
a)
elevated heart rate
b)
sleep talking
c)
dreaming
d)
delta waves
22.
If a surgeon is trying to detect blood flow in the brain, his/she would mostly use
a)
CT scan
b)
fMRI
c)
EEG
d)
NBA
23.
In what stage of sleep do you dream the most?
a)
REM
b)
Stage I
c)
Stage II
d)
Stage III
24.
Which of the following drugs does not occur naturally and must be made in a laboratory?
a)
caffeine
b)
cocaine
c)
nicotine
d)
meth
25.
If a person's sleep cycle is disrupted and reproductive functions are inhibited, then there is a problem with
a)
thymus
b)
frontal lobe
c)
pineal gland
d)
pancreas
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