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psych chapter 2

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show an organisms genetic makeup  
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phenotype   show
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endocrine system   show
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motor neurons   show
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show carries messages from sense receptors towards CNS (spinal cord and brain)  
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dopamine   show
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plasticity   show
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sympathetic division   show
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somatic nervous system   show
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show CNS (brain and spinal cord) PNS (all the other nerves)  
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show Peripheral Nervous System  
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show part of the PNS and deals with involuntary movements (fight or flight)  
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show receive messages from other neurons  
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myelin sheath   show
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synapse   show
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prefrontal cortex   show
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parietal lobe   show
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temporal lobe   show
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show deals with emotions  
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reticular formation   show
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hippocampus   show
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thalamus   show
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show reticular formation  
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pituitary gland   show
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emigula   show
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