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frontal lobe largest lobe in charge of planning, judgement and decision making.
parietal lobe processes touch, pressure and body sensations
temporal lobe hearing, facial recognition ad memory storage
occipital lobe vision
lobes and cerebal cortexes frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, brocas erea wenickes area, primary motor cortex , primary somatosenory cortex, primary visual cortex and primary auditory cortex
Somatic nervous system controls voluntary moveent
autonomic nervous system controls automatic movement
sympathetic nervous system prepares body for action
parasympathetic nervous system calms body after action
neurons sensory neuron: carry message to CNS motor neuron: carry commands from CNS interneurons: connects neurons
within subject desgin same participants are tested across all conditions or points in time
between subject design different participants are assigned to different conditions
cerebellum balance and coordination
brainstem connects brain to spinal cord. breathing, heart rate and temperature.
respect consideration for living things
non maleficence avoiding causing harm
benifence maximise benefits, minimise risks
justice moral obligation and fair considerations of claims
integrity being honest about results ect...
type of neuron sensory neuron: carry message to CNS motor neuron: carry commands from CNS interneurons: connects neurons
conscious response 1.sensory receptor register info 2. sensory neuron send info to CNS 3. brain make decision on how to respond 4.motor neuron send info away from CNS 5.skeletal muscles move
unconscious response 1.sensory receptor register info 2. sensory neurons send info to spinal cord 3. interneurons in spinal cord relay info about movement 4. motor neurons send info away from CNS 5. skeletal muscles move 6. brain receives info
neurotransmitter chemical message, excitatory: activate inhibitory: calm/block
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