A ___________ is where two neurons connect. This is where one neuron communicates with another. A electrical pulse travels through the axon then transforms into a chemical where it reaches this area.

Which two terms below do not make up the brain's reward triad?

What sense is the temporal lobe connected to?

What sense is the frontal lobe connected to?

What sense is the occipital lobe connected to?

What sense is the parietal lobe connected to?

What term describe the hormone and neurotransmitter which is important for affiliative behaviors and aggressive behaviors

Fear, affiliation, social/emotional bonding, and aggression is needed for survival.

Which of the following parts of the brain involved with the Reward Triad is known for assessing your emotional state and the level of threat to you

Which of the following parts of the brain involved with the Reward Triad is known for decision making

Which of the following parts of the brain involved with the Reward Triad is known for processing of a reward and release of dopamine

Neurotransmitters are released from the nerve terminal, spread across the synapse, and then attach to receptors on the target cell

The brain's chemical messenger is known as a neurotransmitter

Facial expressions, body posture, and a person's scent influences who you affiliate with

The amygdala is weaker than the cortex as a adolescent, causing you to worry about the consequences over reward

What term is a trait where the brain pairs two or more senses together

Memory is defined as the reactivation of a specific group of neurons.

Can fear stop us from taking risks that might lead to a reward?

Testosterone influences the brain to decrease aggression after puberty

When aggression starts, which two parts of the brain are signaled by the amygdala?