12th Grade Biological Psychology Quizzes, Questions & Answers

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Psyc20006 - Biological Psychology

Explore key concepts in Biological Psychology with this PSYC20006 quiz. Assess your understanding of EEGs, cortical functions, and statistical analysis in neuroscience. Ideal for students seeking to deepen their knowledge in...

Questions: 140 | Attempts: 229 | Last updated: Feb 3, 2025

Sample Question
Which of the following is false?

The probing excitability approach which tests the responsiveness of the motor system during a cognitive task. If the motor cortex is required for a cognitive task then it should already be activated when single-pulse TMS is delivered. The measure of interest is how strongly the motor cortex reacts to the pulse itself and how strongly the body part will move in response to the additional stimulation.

The virtual lesion approach involves repeated TMS (rTMS) which can inhibit functions for a longer period of time.

The paired pulse approach first activates the brain using a sub-threshold stimulation and then interferes with neuronal transmission using a second supra-threshold stimulation and aims to answer the question of how strongly the first stimulation affects the second.

Schizophrenics have an increased Cortical Silencing Period (CSP), meaning that the cooling off period is reduced after excitation and thus there is hyperexcitability and problems with getting rid of muscular activation.

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