question archive The fact that there is both a high road (cortical path) and low road (non-cortical path) for fear response at least in mammals implies: -A
The fact that there is both a high road (cortical path) and low road (non-cortical path) for fear response at least in mammals implies: -A
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The fact that there is both a high road (cortical path) and low road
(non-cortical path) for fear response at least in mammals implies:
-A. All fear response is learned
-B. Fear response is not open to a learned component
-C. Fear is not a basic emotion
-D. Fear has both learned and unlearned components
-Binocular vision arises at the lateral geniculate from cells that have input from both eyes.TrueFalse
-Synaptic connections between neurons, once formed, are never lost during later development.TrueFalse
-Blocking one eye of a newborn kitten causes loss of binocular vision that is similar to what happens if one blocks one eye of a full grown cat with previously normal vision.TrueFalse
-Human males ten to have more cortical surface area than females, but females tend to have greater cortical thicknessTrueFalse
