2. The biological approach is the only perspective in psychology that examines us from a:
3. Identify two early physiologists associated with research into language and the brain:
4. We store and retrieve memories of/for sounds in our:
5. Identify two influential psychologists associated with the Biological approach?
6. What specialised nerve cells receive, process, and transmit information to other cells in the body?
7. The human nervous system consists of our:
8. The two branches of our peripheral nervous system are:
9. The psychologist associated with our 'fight or flight' response is:
10. What describes the network of glands that manufacture and secrete chemical messengers called hormones into our bloodstream?
11. What hormone is central to our emotions such as fear, anger, and aggression?
12. What is commonly referred to as our master gland?
13. This structure in our limbic system is often called 'the window to the soul':
14. Which of the following influences our eating, drinking and sexual behaviour?
15. Which of the following describes a medical condition with a biological cause:
16. Schizophrenia is understood by the biological approach to be caused by the overproduction of what hormone?
17. Darwin's (1859) Theory of evolution by natural selection says species survive as a result of having a successful adaptation. A successful adaptation is called a:
18. DNA holds the body's protein building instructions, or bases entitled:
19. Which of the following types of treatment is the biological approach most likely to favour?
20. From the point of view of being human, which of the following can the biological approach be criticised for disregarding?
