Basics of Biopsychology John P.J. Pinel-Test Bank

Table of Contents

Chapter First Chapter Second

Chapter Third Chapter Fourth Chapter Fifth

Chapter Sixth Chapter Seventh Chapter Eighth

Chapter Ninth

Chapter Tenth

Chapter Eleventh Chapter Twelfth

Chapter Thirteenth Chapter Fourteenth Chapter Fifteenth

Introduction to Biopsychology: The Cognitive Approach to Behavior Analysis 1

The Brain’s Anatomy: The Complexities and Functions of the Nervous System 30

Neural Processes and Research Approaches 67 The Visual System: Perception and Vision 105

Perception Mechanisms: Auditory Detection, Tactile Sensation, Olfaction, Gustation, and
Attention Mechanisms 142

Sensorimotor Coordination: Action and Movement Mechanisms 178

Neurological Development: Progress from Fertilized Ovum to Every Individual 207

Cerebral Lesions and Neural Adaptation: Recovery Capabilities of the Brain 238 from Injuries

Learning Processes, Memory Handling, and Memory Loss Occurrences 285

Appetite, Nutritional Habits, and Wellness: Causes of Overindulgence 323

Endocrine Regulation and Reproductive Behavior: Issues in Endocrinology 361

Slumber, Dream States, and Day-Night Cycles: Optimal Sleeping Patterns 401

Medical Psychology: Substance Addiction, Emotional Reactions, and Stress Management: Psychological Contributions to Wellbeing 446

Asymmetry, Speech Comprehension, and Brain Hemisphere Separation: Language Processing Division
and Hemispheric Specialization 490

Neurobiology of Psychological Disorders: Disruptions in Cerebral Functions 534