A) the cell body
B) the soma
C) the axon
D) the dendrites
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A) one side is temporarily paralyzed.
B) the two sides must be surgically disconnected.
C) the subject must be ambidextrous.
D) information must be sent to only one eye and one ear, both on the same side of the body.
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A) He was the first person to describe the process of evolution.
B) He identified natural selection as the mechanism that orchestrates the process of evolution.
C) He noted that some of the characteristics of organisms are passed down from one generation to the next.
D) He suggested that variations in hereditary traits might affect organisms' ability to obtain resources.
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A) Human beings begin life with an insufficient number of synapses.
B) Human beings begin life with an overabundance of synapses.
C) Synaptic density is associated with intelligence.
D) Brain development is only malleable during the first 3 years of life.
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A) genetic factors have more influence than environmental factors in this disorder.
B) environmental factors have more influence than genetic factors in this disorder.
C) both genetic and environmental factors contribute equally to this disorder.
D) neither genetic nor environmental factors contribute to this disorder.
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A) motor cortex-thalamus-cerebellum-efferent nerves.
B) somatosensory cortex-midbrain-cerebellum-afferent nerves.
C) motor cortex-midbrain-cerebellum-efferent nerves.
D) motor cortex-midbrain-cerebrum-afferent nerves.
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A) phenotype.
B) zygotype.
C) genotype.
D) heritability.
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A) a reproductive advantage.
B) a survival advantage.
C) both a reproductive and a survival advantage.
D) either a reproductive or survival advantage.
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A) spatial skills, such as fitting together puzzle pieces.
B) language and communication.
C) fine motor coordination.
D) mathematics and logical reasoning skills.
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A) Tom's two genes in the specific gene pair are both dominant.
B) Tom's two genes in the specific gene pair are both recessive.
C) Tom's two genes in the specific gene pair are different.
D) Tom's two genes in the specific gene pair are the same.
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A) corpus callosum.
B) prefrontal cortex.
C) hindbrain.
D) medial forebrain bundle.
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A) the pituitary gland.
B) Wernicke's area.
C) the corpus callosum.
D) Korsakoff's area.
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A) evolutionary psychology.
B) evoutionary genetics.
C) genetic psychology.
D) behavioral genetics.
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A) hormones.
B) neurotransmitters.
C) gonads.
D) circulatory transmitters.
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A) reticular formation.
B) hindbrain.
C) limbic system.
D) forebrain.
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A) an adaptation.
B) a genetic mutation.
C) a dominant gene.
D) a homozygous pairing.
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A) chromosome.
B) zygote.
C) gene.
D) fetus.
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A) measures of memory
B) verbal comprehension
C) information-processing speed
D) spatial abilities
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