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Executive functions

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decision-making
problem-solving
inhibition
etc.

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temperament

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inherited part of personality

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What’s an essential skill that helped homo sapiens evolve?

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Manual abilities (hands)
-> create tools, manipulate objects

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Craniosyntosis

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maldevelopment of skull

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Lisencephaly

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Sulci & Gyri not formed properly (too little in number)

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Gyrencephaly

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sulci & gyri formed more than usual

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Anencephaly

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neural tube not closed on top
-> brain not formed

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phylogenetic

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evolution of species

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ontogenetic

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evolution of individuals

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fluid intelligence

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reasoning etc.

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crystallised intelligence

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acquired through life
-> learning in uni etc.

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Systemic psychology

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working with how different systems (e.g. family, classroom, etc.) influence a person

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puberty

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everything related to biological changes

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adolescence

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cultural & social concept

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15
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toti-potent

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any cell can take any function
in zygotes

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pluri-potent

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already a part of a structure, but can become anything within the structure
in embryo
(e.g. mouth: teeth, lips tongue, etc.)

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multi-potent

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stem cells
-> can become anything
stay until adulthood

18
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How does the implantation of the egg cell in a normal pregnancy happen?

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fertilised egg implanted in uterus

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How does the implantation of the egg cell during an ectopic pregnancy differ from that during a normal pregnancy?

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fertilised egg implanted in other areas of body (e.g. abdomen)

20
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How does a bifid spine develop and what’s the impact on the child?

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lower neuropore fails to close
-> permanent damage

21
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What’s a sign?

A

sth we can observe and measure

22
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What’s a symptom?

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sth subjective (e.g. headache)

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What is the neurohypophysis responsible for and where is it?

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producing oxytocin, vasopressine, anti-diuretic hormone (ADH)
in posterior lobe

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What is the adenohypophysis responsible for and where is it?

A

produces other hormones
anterior lobe

25
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nulliporous

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1st baby

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multiporous

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> 1st baby

27
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What is obstetric violence?

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causing harm to pregnant woman or shortly after birth

28
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What happens during synaptic pruning?

A

neurones and synapses dying before birth
natural and not harmful

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penfield homoculus

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model representing more sensitive areas of the body