AP Psychology - Quiz IV 1. These are the areas of the cerebrum that interact uniquely...

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AP Psychology - Quiz IV 1. These are the areas of the cerebrum that interact uniquely in each person to manage our memories, experiences, skills, and knowledge. 2. Whose personality changed after a metal bar piercing the front of his skull and brain? Phineas cage, Prospagnos 3. What is the name for losing the ability to recognize faces? 4. This is the term used to describe our brain processing conscious and unconscious activity. val process 5. Provide an example of unconscious activity. 6. Provide an example of conscious activity. 7. This is the term used to describe one hemisphere controlling and interpreting the motor and sensory neurons from the opposing side of the body (i.e., right hemisphere controls left side of the body). 8. This is the term used to describe how one side of the brain predominately deals with certain functions. 9. What activity or skill does the right side more-or-less control? 10. What activity or skill does the left side more-or-less control? 11. This is the term used to describe the brain repairing itself. 12. This is the term used to describe the brain adapting its neural pathways in response to damage. 13. Provide an example of adaptations due to blindness. 14. Provide an example of adaptations due to deafness. 15. Provide an example of adaptations due to losing a limb (not phantom limb). 16. What is the part of the brain that connects and allows the communications of the left and right hemisp 17. Provide two things environment or upbringing can determine in a person. 18. Through what primary factor is a person's personality determined? 19-20. Provide two ways to prove this is how personality is determined (just list, don't explain). 21. Which type of twin has similar DNA? 22. Which type of twin does NOT have similar DNA? 23-24. Provide two environmental factors that can affect our DNA and health. 5. This is the name of the molecule that activates or deactivates alleles (sections of our DNA). 5. This is the term used to describe when our alleles (parts of our DNA) and gene expression chan tivation or de-activation by methyl molecules. This figure discovered that hemispheres operate independently with experiments revealing th n will attempt to rationalize actions by the right side of the brain it is unaware of. This figure pioneered research on neurogenesis and adaptation in the cortex regions. AP Psychology - Quiz IV 1. These are the areas of the cerebrum that interact uniquely in each person to manage our memories, experiences, skills, and knowledge. 2. Whose personality changed after a metal bar piercing the front of his skull and brain? Phineas cage, Prospagnos 3. What is the name for losing the ability to recognize faces? 4. This is the term used to describe our brain processing conscious and unconscious activity. val process 5. Provide an example of unconscious activity. 6. Provide an example of conscious activity. 7. This is the term used to describe one hemisphere controlling and interpreting the motor and sensory neurons from the opposing side of the body (i.e., right hemisphere controls left side of the body). 8. This is the term used to describe how one side of the brain predominately deals with certain functions. 9. What activity or skill does the right side more-or-less control? 10. What activity or skill does the left side more-or-less control? 11. This is the term used to describe the brain repairing itself. 12. This is the term used to describe the brain adapting its neural pathways in response to damage. 13. Provide an example of adaptations due to blindness. 14. Provide an example of adaptations due to deafness. 15. Provide an example of adaptations due to losing a limb (not phantom limb). 16. What is the part of the brain that connects and allows the communications of the left and right hemisp 17. Provide two things environment or upbringing can determine in a person. 18. Through what primary factor is a person's personality determined? 19-20. Provide two ways to prove this is how personality is determined (just list, don't explain). 21. Which type of twin has similar DNA? 22. Which type of twin does NOT have similar DNA? 23-24. Provide two environmental factors that can affect our DNA and health. 5. This is the name of the molecule that activates or deactivates alleles (sections of our DNA). 5. This is the term used to describe when our alleles (parts of our DNA) and gene expression chan tivation or de-activation by methyl molecules. This figure discovered that hemispheres operate independently with experiments revealing th n will attempt to rationalize actions by the right side of the brain it is unaware of. This figure pioneered research on neurogenesis and adaptation in the cortex regions.