AP Unit3 try 2 Flashcards
Somatosensory Cortex
receives and processes sensory information
Peripheral Nervous System
connects CNS to the organs, limbs, and skin
Somatic Nervous System
voluntary moment from your brain to your muscles
Manifest Content
the actual events and imagery within a dream, according to Freud, serves to mask the unconscious thoughts and desires of the dreamer
Latent Content
the unconscious thoughts and desires underlying the manifest content of dreams
Activation-Synthesis Hypothesis
theory that dreams are the brain’s interpretations of neural activity during REM sleep
Information-Processing Theory
dreaming is a way for the brain to deal with stress
Thalamus
relays signals from other parts of the brain to the cerebral cortex and regulates sleep, consciousness, appetite, and alertness
Reticular Formation
contributes to attention and conscious state by filtering incoming stimuli and selectively relaying information
Pons
transfers information between the cerebellum and other parts of the brain
Cerebellum
regulates motor coordination
Acetylcholine
movement & memory
Norepinephrine
response to danger “flight or flight”
Glutamate
thinking, memory, learning
Thyroid Gland
produces and secretes hormones that regulate metabolism; found in the neck