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biological A01/3 psy

psychology: approaches: biological approach:

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1. term for identical twins? monozygotic
2. term for non-identical twins? dizygotic
3. what are concordance rates? extent to which both twins share same characteristics
4. what is a genotype? code written in DNA of individual (genetic makeup) eg hair colour and eye colour
5. what is a phenotype? physical expression resulted from inherited information eg skin colour, weight
6. what is the CNS? spinal cord and brain
7. what is the PNS? somatic and autonomic nervous system
8. what is somatic nervous system? voluntary control of movements
9. examples of somatic nervous system? -facial expressions -walking -chewing food -slapping a child
10. what is autonomic nervous system? unconscious and automatic responses
11. examples of autonomic nervous system? -breathing -heart rate -salivating -sweating -change pupil size -secrete hormones
12. what are the parts of the brain? frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal lobe
13. what does the frontal lobe do? complex and abstract thought: plans, imagination and control emotions
14. what does the parietal lobe do? sensory information eg touch, navigation, pain to temperature
15. what does the occipital lobe do? visual information
16. what does the temporal lobe do? understand sound and speech hearing and memory
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