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Biopsychology


Froggy Jumps BiopsychologyVersion en ligne AQA A Level bio-psych quiz par Oliver Dowty 1 Which brain area is mainly linked to language production in most right-handed people? a Wernicke's area b Broca's area c Occipital lobe 2 What is the nerve cell's electrical signal called? a Action potential b Resting potential c Neurotransmitter release 3 Which hormone is associated with the 'fight or flight' mechanism a Acetylcholine b Dopamine c Adrenaline 4 Which technique measures brain activity via blood flow changes? a EEG b fMRI c MRI 5 Which brain lobe processes visual information? a Temporal lobe b Frontal lobe c Occipital lobe 6 Which system largely governs the fight-or-flight response? a Endocrine system b Sympathetic nervous system c Parasympathetic nervous system 7 What is the concept that brain functions are localized to specific areas called? a Brain plasticity b Localization of function c Lateralisation 8 What does neural plasticity mean in biopsychology? a Brain grows only during infancy b Brain remains fixed after development c Brain can change with experience 9 Which part of the neuron is primarily responsible for receiving incoming signals from other neurons? a Myelin Sheath b Dendrites c Axon Terminal 10 Which brain area is most closely associated with regulating homeostasis such as hunger and body temperature? a Hypothalamus b Motor Cortex c Hippocampus 11 In split-brain research, which hemisphere is typically responsible for language production? a Right Hemisphere b Left Hemisphere c Both Hemispheres 12 What is the main role of the parasympathetic nervous system? a Preparing the body for fight or flight b Releasing adrenaline from the adrenal medulla c Restoring the body to a calm state 13 Broca’s area is primarily involved in which function? a Producing speech b Regulating emotional responses c Coordinating balance and movement 14 Which endocrine gland releases cortisol as part of the stress response? a Thyroid gland b Adrenal cortex c Pituitary gland

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par Oliver Dowty

Which brain area is mainly linked to language production in most right-handed people?

What is the nerve cell's electrical signal called?

Which hormone is associated with the 'fight or flight' mechanism

Which technique measures brain activity via blood flow changes?

Which brain lobe processes visual information?

Which system largely governs the fight-or-flight response?

What is the concept that brain functions are localized to specific areas called?

What does neural plasticity mean in biopsychology?

Which part of the neuron is primarily responsible for receiving incoming signals from other neurons?

Which brain area is most closely associated with regulating homeostasis such as hunger and body temperature?

In split-brain research, which hemisphere is typically responsible for language production?

What is the main role of the parasympathetic nervous system?

Broca’s area is primarily involved in which function?

Which endocrine gland releases cortisol as part of the stress response?