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Psychology Eighth Edition Chapter 2: Neuroscience and Behavior Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers David G. Myers Slide 2 Figure 2.2 A motor neuron Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 3 Figure 2.3 Action potential Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 4 Figure 2.4 How neurons communicate Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 5 Figure 2.5 Neurotransmitter pathways Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 6 Table 2.1 Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 7 Figure 2.6 Agonists and antagonists Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 8 Figure 2.7 The functional divisions of the human nervous system Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 9 Figure 2.16 The brainstem and thalamus Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 10 Figure 2.17 The brains organ of agility Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 11 Figure 2.18 The limbic system Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 12 Figure 2.19 The amygdala Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 13 Figure 2.21 Rat with an implanted electrode Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 14 Figure 2.22 Ratbot on a pleasure cruise Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 15 Figure 2.23 Brain structures and their functions Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 16 Figure 2.24 The cerebral cortex Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 17 Figure 2.25 The cortex and its basic subdivisions Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 18 Figure 2.26 Left hemisphere tissue devoted to each body part in the motor cortex and the sensory cortex Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 19 Figure 2.27 Mind over matter Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 20 Figure 2.29 The visual cortex and auditory cortex Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 21 Figure 2.30 Areas of the cortex in four mammals Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 22 Figure 2.31 Phineas Gage reconsidered Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 23 Figure 2.32 Specialization and integration in language Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 24 Figure 2.33 Brain activity when hearing, seeing, and speaking words Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 25 Figure 2.34 Brain plasticity Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 26 Figure 2.35 The corpus callosum Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 27 Figure 2.36 The information highway from eye to brain Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 28 Figure 2.37 Testing the divided brain Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 29 Figure 2.38 Try this! Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 30 Unnumbered 2.1 Which one is happier? Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 31 Figure 2.39 The disappearing southpaws Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 32 Figure 2.40 The southpaws hazardous life Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers Slide 33 Unnumbered 2.2 Mind and brain as holistic system Myers: Psychology, Eighth Edition Copyright 2007 by Worth Publishers