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Brain-damaged individuals demonstrate that when someone is shot in the head, there is not a 90 percent chance their brain will emerge unharmed. The large association areas in intelligent animals (such as humans) serve important purposes in processing and storing information. The whole brain is active as we think, feel, and act.
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1.2
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In humans, the brain’s vast “association areas” sometimes produce little obvious response when electrically probed. This relative “silence” contributed to the false idea that most of our brain cells are unused.
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1.5
According to John and his parents, what symptoms did John exhibit when his girlfriend broke up with him? Check all that apply.
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Loss of interest in usual activities |
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Social isolation |
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Increased socialization |
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Racing thoughts |
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Slowing of thoughts |
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Drug use |
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Loss of appetite |
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Increased appetite |
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Weight gain |
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Weight loss |
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Slept more |
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