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Psychology Review

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CONTROL AND CO-ORDINATION

CONTROL AND CO-ORDINATION. NERVOUS SYSTEM. Nervous System is a system which control and coordinate various activities of our body. It mainly consists of 3 parts:- Brain Spinal cord Nerves. Nerve Cell. Nerve cell is the structural and functional unit of the nervous system.

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Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity. Development of the Nervous System. Between 4 weeks and 9 months the brain undergoes rapid development. Development of the Brain. Stages of neuroanatomical development a. Zygote stage : Begins upon fertilization of the ovum

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Chapter 7: Human Memory

Chapter 7: Human Memory. The office. Human Memory: Basic Questions. How does information get into memory? How is information maintained in memory? How is information pulled back out of memory?. Figure 7.2 Three key processes in memory. Encoding: Getting Information Into Memory.

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Movement

Movement. Movement. Basic Muscle Physiology Control and Coordination of Movement Movement as a behavioural measure. Basic Muscle Physiology. Basic Muscle Physiology. Basic Muscle Physiology. Basic Muscle Physiology. Basic Muscle Physiology. Basic Muscle Physiology.

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ThalamusT

ThalamusT. Anatomy of the Diencephalon N. Zecevic , March 4, 2013. Figure A3 Surface anatomy of the cerebral hemisphere (Part 2). Figure A12 Midsagittal view of the human brain (Part 3). MRI-midline. Figure A21 The ventricular system of the human brain (Part 1).

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Principles of Neural Science Chapter 17

Principles of Neural Science Chapter 17. The Anatomical Organization of the Central Nervous System. ????. ????. ???. ??????????????????????. ???. ????. ????. ???. ??? (visual cortex) ????????????????????? ???? (premotor cortex) ????? ??? (amygdala)

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General Features of Cerebellum :

General Features of Cerebellum :. The cerebellum consists of a midline vermis and 2-lateral hemispheres. Anatomically , it is divided into anterior , posterior & flocculo-nodular lobes. It controls equilibrium , it influences posture & muscle tone and coordinates the movements

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Teratomas of the Brain and Head and Neck

Teratomas of the Brain and Head and Neck. Grimme JD, Camacho DLA, Spampinato MV, Castillo M Section of Neuroradiology Department of Radiology University of North Carolina.

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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

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Peripheral Nervous System

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Physical Development of Early Childhood

Physical Development of Early Childhood. Psychology 333 Child Development Dennis H. Karpowitz, Ph.D. Time Period. Ages two to six Preschool Kindergarten First Grade. Changes in Body Size and Proportions. 2-3 inches in height per year About 5 pounds per year Posture & balance improve

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CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

Chapter 8. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. INTRODUCTION TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. Functions of the central nervous system: Communication and coordination system in the body Receives messages from stimuli Brain interprets message Brain responds and carries out activity

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ADHD Assessment: A Neuropsychological Perspective

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ADHD Assessment: A Neuropsychological Perspective

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Brain Higher Functions

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Lab 12 Sheep Brain Dissection

Lab 12 Sheep Brain Dissection. Olfactory tract. Optic Nerve (II). Cerebrum. Optic chiasma. Optic tract. Oculomotor nerve (III). Pons. Cerebellum. Medulla oblongata. Dura mater. Arachnoid mater. Pia mater, t hin delicate. Pia mater, t hin, delicate & vascularized.

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Name that Region!!!!

Name that Region!!!!. 1. Which part of the brainstem would you miss if you were in a dust storm and could not sneeze?. Your parents claim that your raging hormones are out of control. Which part of the brain can you blame your raging hormones on? .

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Child Development

Child Development. Ch 9 Notes. Structure of the Brain. Cerebrum-motor,speech,memory Cerebellum-muscles,balance, posture Brain stem-involuntary activities. Parietal-sensation, perception Frontal-language,social behavior Occipital-visual Temporal-organization. How brain works.

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Inhalants (Select Slide Show on the PowerPoint toolbar and then select Start Slide Show From the Beginning. Otherwise t

Inhalants (Select Slide Show on the PowerPoint toolbar and then select Start Slide Show From the Beginning. Otherwise the links will not function.). Learning Objectives. Identify the three classes of inhalants. Identify the types of inhalants that are abused. What are Inhalants?.

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