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Froggy Jumps unit 1 part 1Versión en línea Quiz from Educaplay resources. por Annabelle Katz 1 The nature–nurture debate focuses on: a Genes vs. evolution b Biology vs. psychology c The interaction between genetics and environment 2 A genetic predisposition refers to: a An inherited tendency that may develop under certain conditions b A behavior that is guaranteed to occur c A learned behavior shaped by reinforcement 3 Which perspective explains behavior based on adaptation and survival? a Evolutionary b Cognitive c Behaviorist 4 Eugenics is best described as: a Selective breeding to improve genetic qualities b Natural selection in animals only c The study of heredity 5 Twin studies are most useful for: a Studying brain structure b Diagnosing mental disorders c Separating genetic and environmental influences 6 Natural selection suggests that traits survive because they: a Are socially desirable b Are learned c Increase chances of reproduction and survival 7 The central nervous system consists of the: a Autonomic and somatic systems b Brain and spinal cord c Sensory and motor neurons 8 The peripheral nervous system primarily: a Controls involuntary actions b Controls reflexes only c Connects the CNS to the rest of the body 9 The somatic nervous system controls: a Heart rate b Voluntary muscle movement c Hormone release 10 The autonomic nervous system regulates: a Conscious thought b Involuntary bodily functions c Voluntary movement 11 The sympathetic nervous system is most active during: a Fight-or-flight situations b Rest and digestion c Sleep 12 The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for: a Conserving energy and calming the body b Stress response c Increasing heart rate 13 Glial cells primarily: a Support, insulate, and protect neurons b Release neurotransmitters c Transmit electrical signals 14 A reflex arc allows the body to: a Learn from experience b Think before responding c React quickly without involving the brain 15 Which neuron carries information TO the brain? a Sensory neuron b Interneuron c Motor neuron 16 The all-or-nothing principle states that: a A neuron fires completely or not at all b Neurons fire at different strengths c Action potentials are gradual 17 During depolarization: a Neurotransmitters are reabsorbed b Positive ions enter the neuron c The neuron returns to rest 18 The refractory period ensures that: a Neurotransmitters bind longer b Neurons fire continuously c Another action potential cannot occur immediately 19 Reuptake refers to: a Neurotransmitters being reabsorbed by the sending neuron b Neurotransmitters binding to receptors c Hormones entering the bloodstream 20 Multiple sclerosis is caused by damage to the: a Dendrites b Neurotransmitter receptors c Axon’s myelin sheath 21 Which neurotransmitter is most associated with pleasure and reward? a Dopamine b Serotonin c GABA 22 GABA is best described as a(n): a Inhibitory neurotransmitter b Excitatory neurotransmitter c Hormone 23 Acetylcholine is especially important for: a Sleep cycles b Muscle movement c Mood regulation 24 An agonist works by: a Destroying neurotransmitters b Mimicking or increasing neurotransmitter effects c Blocking neurotransmitter receptors 25 Reuptake inhibitors increase neurotransmitter levels by: a Blocking reabsorption b Speeding up reabsorption c Destroying enzymes 26 Which type of psychoactive drug increases nervous system activity? a Depressants b Stimulants c Opioids 27 Tolerance occurs when: a More of a drug is needed to achieve the same effect b Withdrawal symptoms begin c A drug has no effect 28 Withdrawal symptoms are most likely when: a Drug use begins b Drug use stops after dependence c Tolerance decreases

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por Annabelle Katz

The nature–nurture debate focuses on:

A genetic predisposition refers to:

Which perspective explains behavior based on adaptation and survival?

Eugenics is best described as:

Twin studies are most useful for:

Natural selection suggests that traits survive because they:

The central nervous system consists of the:

The peripheral nervous system primarily:

The somatic nervous system controls:

The autonomic nervous system regulates:

The sympathetic nervous system is most active during:

The parasympathetic nervous system is responsible for:

Glial cells primarily:

A reflex arc allows the body to:

Which neuron carries information TO the brain?

The all-or-nothing principle states that:

During depolarization:

The refractory period ensures that:

Reuptake refers to:

Multiple sclerosis is caused by damage to the:

Which neurotransmitter is most associated with pleasure and reward?

GABA is best described as a(n):

Acetylcholine is especially important for:

An agonist works by:

Reuptake inhibitors increase neurotransmitter levels by:

Which type of psychoactive drug increases nervous system activity?

Tolerance occurs when:

Withdrawal symptoms are most likely when: