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AP Psychology Review: Day 2

Unit 3: The Brain and Nervous SystemSlide2

I. The ForebrainSlide3

A. The Corpus Callosum

Connects the right/left hemispheres of the brainAllows impulses to pass from one side to another

Mnemonic:

The

Cor

PLUS

CalloSUM.Slide4

B. The Broca’s Area

Formulates human speech abilities

If damaged, you can understand others, but cannot create cogent speech

Mnemonic:

Broca’s

speech is broken.

Sure learn for AP make test the to this!!!Slide5

C. Wernicke’s Area

Responsible for the comprehension of speechIf damaged, a person might misunderstand what is being said to them

Mnemonic:

Wernicke’s

comprehension

is not worth a mention.

So you said, “Mr. Beach is going to raid my chest in two maze”.Slide6

D. The Hippocampus

Allows us to store and retrieve memories

Damage to the Hippocampus will cause us to have difficulty storing and retrieving memories

Mnemonic:

If I saw a

Hippo

on

Campus, I would never forget it.Slide7

E. Amygdala

Controls our immediate fear responses

Fight or Flight response

Mnemonic:

If you got attacked by a giant

Awygdala

, it will activate your

Amygdala

.Slide8

F. The Thalamus

Relays and directs information from the other parts of the nervous system to the brain

Also involved in decoding messages from the endocrine system

Mnemonic:

Hal and Amos directed the traffic.Slide9

G. The Hypothalamus

Controls our hunger and thirst

Also works with our endocrine system to regulate many of our metabolic processes

Mnemonic:

Hypo

(dermic) the

Llamas

.Slide10

H. The Lobes (Acronym to Remember them)Slide11

I. The Occipital Lobe

Allows us to perceive the encoded messages from our vision

Damage to the Occipital lobe can our effect our vision

Mnemonic:

Octopus

Sees

a Tall Lobe.Slide12

J. The Parietal Lobe

Helps to process information from our sensory systems

Mnemonic:

A

Piranha ate all

my lobes.Slide13

K. The Frontal Lobe

The part of the brain where complex thinking occurs

If damaged, many complex tasks can be lost

Mnemonic:

Einstein

is knocking on your

front

door.Slide14

L. The Temporal Lobe

Part of the cerebral cortex that perceives hearing

Mnemonic:

Tempo

comes from

Oral

Music.Slide15

M. The Limbic System (Acronym for remembering)

Limbic System

Midbrain

Hippocampus

Amygdala

Hypothalamus

Milgram Always Hugs Harlow

Your Limbic System helps with memories and emotionsSlide16

II. The HindbrainSlide17

A. The Cerebellum

Responsible for helping an individual maintain their balanceMnemonic:

Maria balanced on a tightrope using

Sarah’s bells

.Slide18

B. The Pons

Helps to regulate our ability to wake and to relaxMnemonic:

I’m Chilling on a Pond with my magic wand.Slide19

C. The Reticular Formation

The Reticular Formation helps us to stay motivated and alert

Mnemonic:

If you were tickled while sleeping you would quickly be alert.Slide20

D. The Medulla

Helps to regulate the automatic activities within our heart and lungsMnemonic:

The distance runner won the

medullas

because he was in shape.Slide21

IV. Neurons (ACRONMY)Slide22

A. The Cerebellum

Responsible for helping an individual maintain their balanceMnemonic:

Maria balanced on a tightrope using

Sarah’s bells

.Slide23

B. The Pons

Helps to regulate our ability to wake and to relaxMnemonic:

I’m Chilling on a Pond with my magic wand.Slide24

C. The Reticular Formation

The Reticular Formation helps us to stay motivated and alert

Mnemonic:

If you were tickled while sleeping you would quickly be alert.Slide25

D. The Medulla

Helps to regulate the automatic activities within our heart and lungsMnemonic:

The distance runner won the

medullas

because he was in shape.Slide26

V. The Neurotransmitters

h

E’s

SAD

about his

transmission breakingSlide27

A. Serotonin

Helps to regulate our moods and feelingsLow levels of serotonin have been linked with depression

Mnemonic:

Sir Rotten

is always in a sad mood.Slide28

B. Acetylcholine

Helps us to flex and regulate our muscle movementsMnemonic:

Ace

is

tall

and flexing his

cool muscles.Slide29

C. Dopamine

Helps to regulate passing information through the Nervous System

Low levels can cause Parkinson’s

High Levels can cause Schizophrenia

Mnemonic:

Dopey

is

mean when he hears voices.

Kill Snow WhiteSlide30

D. Endorphins

Helps to block pain responses and produces an exercise high

Mnemonic:

The

Ewoks

on

Endor run in fins.