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Psychology gene and

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CRISPR Change genetics,
Computerized tomography A structural technique in which x-rays are sent through the brain by a tube, they wrote it around the head
Diffusion tensor imaging A form of structural pictures of the brain allowing researchers and medical personnel s to mess white matter pathways
Eeg Measures patterns of brain activity with use of multiple electrodes attached to the scalp
Fmri Measurement of brain activity by detecting influx of oxygen rich blood into neural areas that were just active
Lesioning Technique can which researchers intentionally damage an area in a brain
MRI Structural imaging technique in which clear images of the brain are created based on different neural regions and release energy while in a magnetic
Autonomous sensory meridian response A phenomenon in which specific auditory or visual stimuli trigger tingling sensation in the scalp and neck, sometimes also extending across the back and the shoulders
Gate control theory Explains experience of pain as an interaction between nerves and transmit pain messages and those and inhibit these messages
Gustatory system Functions in the sensation and perception of taste
Haptics Active exploratory aspect of touched sensation and perception
Kinesthesis Sense of bodily motion and position
Multimodal integration Ability to combine sensation from different modalities, such as vision hearing into a single integrated perception
Nociception Activity of nerve pathways that respond to uncomfortable stimulation
Olfactory bulb Located on the bottom surface of the frontal lobes that serve as the brains central region for processing smells
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