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Zoner · 10-28-2005, 02:29 PM

WHAT DOES THE AMYGDALA DO:
Controls the autonomic nervous system and endocrine system.

PARALYSIS OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BODY CAN BE EXPLAIN BY DAMAGE TO WHAT:
A lesion/damage on the left pyramidal tract of the brain

THE AMOUNT OF MOTOR CORTEX DEVELOPED TO ONE AREA IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO:
No clue....

CONVERGENCE IS A CUE DEPTH WHICH:
...allows you to slightly cross your eyes to see close objects

GRADED POTENTIALS ARE FOUND ONLY IN:
The membranes of neurons

WHAT BRAIN FUNCTION IS RELATED TO THE AWAKENING FROM SLEEP:
The brain "wakes" up by transitioning from delta waves to theta waves, then to alpha waves. Finally, when awake, beta waves.

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Zoner is Offline Administrator Posts: 17,739 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Camp Crystal Lake	10-28-2005, 02:29 PM WHAT DOES THE AMYGDALA DO: Controls the autonomic nervous system and endocrine system. PARALYSIS OF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BODY CAN BE EXPLAIN BY DAMAGE TO WHAT: A lesion/damage on the left pyramidal tract of the brain THE AMOUNT OF MOTOR CORTEX DEVELOPED TO ONE AREA IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO: No clue.... CONVERGENCE IS A CUE DEPTH WHICH: ...allows you to slightly cross your eyes to see close objects GRADED POTENTIALS ARE FOUND ONLY IN: The membranes of neurons WHAT BRAIN FUNCTION IS RELATED TO THE AWAKENING FROM SLEEP: The brain "wakes" up by transitioning from delta waves to theta waves, then to alpha waves. Finally, when awake, beta waves.