Psychology homework help?

Dedra Furguson: 1- C 2- B3-C4- D5- A6-C...Show more

Refugio Gastineau: Just write all your answers on the tests in yellow highlighter and highlight the really important parts, so the professor knows you took good notes.

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Sharee Doak: 1) C -action potential will not become as the depolarisation needs to reach the threshold for anything to happen.2) B- seritonin affects sleep and mood3) no sure4) D- autonomic n.s. co! ntrols all the functions out of our direct control 5) A6) C- sympathetic-'fight or flight', parasympathetic 'rest and digest'hope that helps....Show more

Loriann Carrigan: Although I could answer most of these (psychology degree, summa *** laude)--the study guide is meant to help you know what you need to know for the test. It isn't necessarily going to be possible to find the exact questions in the text book--but the questions give you examples of the things you need to concentrate on, such as the activity of neurons, the chemicals (serotonin, dopamine, etc.) that are associated with brain activity, how the electrochemical process works in the brain, etc. Some pretty basic questions (nature vs nature), classical conditioning and some pretty complex questions regarding brain activity, neurological activity, etc. Look in your text (in the back), find the terms in the questions, go to the pages and READ about the topics. Just getting someone else to tell you the an! swers won't work (unless you have a take home test and are che! ating).A good study method--go through the book areas that are to be tested on, first read the questions at the end of the chapter (that tells you what you need to really be looking for and pay attention to), then go to the beginning of the chapter, read the title, read the first sentence and the last sentence of each paragraph, taking special note of any words in bold face type or italics. Once you have gone over the chapter that way, reread the questions at the back of the chapter and see if you can answer them. Write down those you can't answer or are unsure of. You will use these to go back and study more. Do this for the all the area the test covers. You can do this more than once--it doesn't take nearly as much time as reading every word, yet you get the most important parts of the material. Also, make sure to look at set off blocks (miscellaneous information blocks) and any footnotes. Often professors will use these areas to make up questions to see if you actu! ally read the material.Good Luck!...Show more

Sena Highman: WAS ANYONE PROMISED TEN POINTS?IT SAYS YES BY THE CORRECT ONE.Psychology homework help?I am going to take a test for psychology and I need help on my study guide. i cant find the answers in my text so if anyone knows i will really be thankful.(1) According to the all-or-none principle, what would happen if a cell were depolarized twice the normal amount needed to produce an action potential?A. the strength of the action potential would be proportionate to the depolarization.B. the action potential would not be affected by the strength of the depolarizationC. nothing would happen because the cell must be polarized to fire. ‘YES’D. the action potential would have an inhibitory effect on the next neuron.(2) A student has difficulty sleeping regularly, has problems with paying attention in class and with learning, and suffers from depression. this student may not have enough of the neurotransmitterA. acetylch! olineB. serotonin YES.C. dopamineD. norepinephrine(3) if a doctor told ! you that insufficient nutrients were being transported from your blood vessels to your neurons, you might suspect that the problem was in your _GIIAL___ cells.A. glialB. purkinjieC. ranvier D. cerebral(4) Essential body functions such as heartbeat, breathing, digestion, sweating, and sexual arousal are under the control of theA. somatic nervous systemB. cerebral cortexC. interneuron systemD. autonomic nervous system ‘YES’(5) Which of the following are the two integrated parts of the autonomic nervous system?A. the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system ‘YES’B. the central and the peripheral nervous systemC. the afferent and efferent nervous systemD. the thalamic and hypothalamix nervous system(6) if you are in a somewhat stressful situation, and you experience increases in salivation, constriction of the lungs, contraction of the bladder, and an activation of the digestive tract, you know that your _SYMPATHETIC____ nervous system is primarily responsible for! these operations.A. somaticB. sympatheticC. parasympatheticD. efferent...Show more