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cerebellum responsible for coordinating, movement, balance and posture
EEG measure electrical signals produced by neurons in the brain
oxytocin social bonding and fostering trust
ghrelin stimulates appetite and promotes hunger
hypothalamus regulating bodily function like hunger, thirst, body temperature, and sleep-wake cycle
sympathetic nervous system responsible for fight or flight
plasticity the ability of the brain to reorganize and form new neural pathways
dendrites that receives information
action potential electrical activity that allows the neuron to communicate information to other neurons
interneurons connectors between sensory and motor neurons
pituitary gland release growth hormones and other glands
genetic predisposition likelihood of developing certain traits or disorders due to genetic factors from bio parents
eugenics belief that genetic quality of human population by controlling selective breeding
cerebral cortex outer layer of the brain for higher-level cognitive functions
twin studies similarities and differences between twins
lesioning damaging or removing part of the brain
endorphins natural pain relievers and mood enhancers
neurotransmitter transmit signals between neurons, communicating with the nervous system
amygdala processes emotions like fear
somatosensory cortex processing sensations from the skin,muscles and joints
nature eye color
temporal lobe sound signals from the ear
parasympathetic nervous system restore the body to calm state
FMRI measuring brain activity by detecting changes in blood oxygenation and flow
broca's area speech production and language processing
motor cortex helps with movements
myelin sheath protects the axon and help speed its action
reuptake synapse are reabsorbed
motor neurons send signals from the bran
glial cells cells that support and protects neurons
nurture socioeconomic status
pretrontal corrtex plan and execute
occipital lobe processing visual information
hippocarapus process and store new information
automatic nervous system physiological responses
GABBA relaxation and calmness
dopamine boosting motivation, excitation, and pleasure
serotonin improved mood and sense of well-being
norepinepherine alert body to danger
substance p transmitting pain signals
glutamate memory and learning formations
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