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neuro ana (embryology) Flashcards

1
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telencephalon

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cerebrum

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cerebral cortex, amygdala, basal ganglia, hippocampus, olfactory bulb

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telencephalon

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3
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mouth-like opening of the archenteron

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Blastopore

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gastrulation assigns tasks to the layers of cells. T/F

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T

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5
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Alveolar cells
Thyroid cells
Pancreatic cells

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Endoderm

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forms the inner lining of organs

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endoderm

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Skin cells of epidermis
Neurons
Pigment cells

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Ectoderm

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neural plate bends up and later fuses to form the hollow tube

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neurulation process

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9
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serve as the bridge that connects each cerebral hemisphere with the opposite half of the cerebellum.

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crus cerebri

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10
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traits, shapes, characteristics, and form that can be observed

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Phenotype

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11
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results of meiosis

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haploid cells

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12
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(hollow ball) - establish polarity and axes

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Blastula

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13
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cell differentiation results from mitosis. T/F

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F; meiosis (? di ko sure if tama ba toh)

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14
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segmentation

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Body plan

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15
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Cells change their function or phenotype

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Cell differentiation

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16
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2 sets of chromosomes

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diploid cells

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17
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Form the anterior end of neural tube

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Neural folds

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18
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rhombencephalon

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metencephalon, myelencephalon

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19
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a longitudinal flexible rod of cells that in the lowest chordates

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Notochord

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20
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stages during development

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zygote, blastula, gastrulation, body plan, morphanogenesis

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21
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3 primary brain vesicles:

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Prosencephalon
Mesencephalon
Rhombencephalon

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cells can travel to certain places where they can
still differentiate into their specific forms

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cell migration

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23
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diencephalon

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epithalamus, hypothalamus, thalamus

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24
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fluid-filled cavity or the blastula

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Blastocoel

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25
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Migrate throughout the embryo and give rise to larger range of cells

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Neural crest

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26
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Results from 2 haploid cells and turns into a diploid once combined

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zygote

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27
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deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy

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abortion in the ph

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28
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cell division producing cells with half of the chromosome strands (23 strands) (1 set)

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meiosis

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29
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Cardiac and skeletal muscles
Tubules of kidney
Red blood cells
Smooth muscles in the gut

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Mesoderm

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30
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further develop and differentiate into the brain and the spinal cord of the central nervous system

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neurulation process

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31
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results of mitosis

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diploid cells (4 identical daughter cells)

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32
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Medulla
Sensory and motor nuclei and pathways
Cranial nerve nuclei
Caudal end - Spinal cord

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Myelencephalon

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33
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Formation of specific cells for a specific phenotype

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Cell specialization

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34
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fertilized egg cell

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zygote

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35
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Will become the central nervous system

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Neural tube

36
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Hollow longitudinal dorsal tube that was formed by the fusion of the neural folds

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Neural tube

37
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pregnancy termination prior to 20 weeks’ gestation or a fetus born weighing less than 500 g

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abortion according to the National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and World Health Organization

38
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indent of the neural plate in between the neural folds

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Neural groove

39
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cell division producing cells with a complete chromosome set (23 pairs)

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mitosis

40
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Ponds
Cerebellum

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Metencephalon

41
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develops into the organs

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mesoderm

42
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consequence of gastrulation

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embryonic germ layer

43
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Consequence of morphogenesis

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Organogenesis

44
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embryos are what fertilized egg cells called after fertilization. T/F

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F; zygote

45
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the irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory functions or the irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem

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RA 7170

46
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from mono to multiple layer

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gastrulation

47
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forebrain

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prosencephalon

48
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Unborn offspring, 2-8 weeks after conception

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embryo

49
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hypophysis cerebri, thalamus

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diencephalon

50
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Study of embryos and their development

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Embryology

51
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Movement of cell to produce a certain form or shape based on their programming

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Morphogenesis

52
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Collection of multipotent stem cells located at the side of the neural tube

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Neural crest

53
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prosencephalon

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telencephalon, diencephalon

54
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layers of embryonic germ layer

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ecto, meso, endoderm

55
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Lateral longitudinal folds of each side of the neural plate
When fused will give rise to the neural tube

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Neural folds

56
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Consequence of cell differentiation

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Cell specialization

57
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relays inhibitory signals to the thalamus and basal nuclei to prevent unwanted body movement

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tegmentum

58
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forms the exoskeleton

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ectoderm

59
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Specific cells combine to take form that would suit its function (combine to form organ)

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Organogenesis

60
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stages of baby

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zygote, embryo, fetus

61
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fertilization

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conception

62
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mesencephalon

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midbrain

63
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8 cell stage

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morula

64
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1 set of chromosomes

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haploid cells

65
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Portion of the ectoderm that will contain the neural folds and crest during neurulation

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Neural plate

66
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cavity at gastrula stage

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Archenteron

67
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top when referring to brain and head

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dorsal

68
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bottom when referring to brain and head

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Ventral

68
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Composed of the brain and the spinal
cord

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CNS

68
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communicates with sennse organs and voluntary control

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somatic ns

69
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Composed of all the nerves outside of
the brain and the spinal cord such as
the somatic nerves and the cranial
nerves i.e. afferent and efferent nerves

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PNS

69
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more of
a functional division rather than an
anatomical division

involuntary movement

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autonomic ns

70
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communicates with internal organs and glands

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autonomic ns

71
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Functions and operations of the different neuroanatomical parts

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Functional neuroanatomy

72
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Diseases and other pathological disorders of the different neuroanatomical parts

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Clinical neuroanatomy

72
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Macro and microscopic structures of brain

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Neuroanatomy

73
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Functions and processes of the brain

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Neurophysiology

73
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Drugs and chemicals that alter brain function for treatment purposes

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Neuropharmacology

74
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Endogenous chemicals (hormones) produced by the brain or other structures that affects brain functions

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Neuroendocrinology

75
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Chemicals that comprises the fluid contents and other parts of the brain

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Neurochemistry

76
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Study of diseased or injured brain post death

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Neuropathology

76
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Treatment and management of the diseased or injured brain

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Neurology

76
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Monitor physiological responses of the body using noninvasive recording and study the resulting psychological consequences

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Psychological physiology

76
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Direct manipulation of the brain (invasive) and studying the consequence or effect of manipulation

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Physiological psychology

77
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Relationship between anatomy and physiology of the brain
How brain enables the mind
Executive functions
Higher order thinking skills

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Cognitive neurosciences

77
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Human cognition
Individual components of mental processes can be identified and understood
Lower order thinking skills
subjective

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Cognitive psychology

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