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ChapTitleBig23 Nervous and Motor SystemsChapTitleSmallACTIONS, REACTIONS, SENSATIONS, AND ADDICTIONS: MEET YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEMphelanphys3e_ch23_1.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.1–23.3: What is the nervous system?phelanphys3e_ch23_2.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.2: Neurons are the building blocks of all nervous systems.phelanphys3e_ch23_3.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.3: The vertebrate nervous system consists of the peripheral and central nervous systems.phelanphys3e_ch23_4.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.4–23.7: How do neurons work?phelanphys3e_ch23_5.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.5: The action potential propagates a signal down the axon.phelanphys3e_ch23_6.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.6: At the synapse, neurons interact with other cells.phelanphys3e_ch23_7.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.7: There are many types of neurotransmitters.phelanphys3e_ch23_8.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.8–23.14: Our senses detect and transmit stimuli.phelanphys3e_ch23_9.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.9: Taste: an action potential serves up a taste sensation to the brain.phelanphys3e_ch23_10.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.10: Smell: receptors in the nose detect airborne chemicals.phelanphys3e_ch23_11.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.11: Vision: seeing is the perception of light by the brain.phelanphys3e_ch23_12.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.12: Hearing: sound waves are collected by the ears and stimulate auditory neurons.phelanphys3e_ch23_13.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.13: Touch: the brain perceives pressure, temperature, and pain.phelanphys3e_ch23_14.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.14: Other senses help animals negotiate the world.phelanphys3e_ch23_15.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.15–23.16: The muscular and skeletal systems enable movement.phelanphys3e_ch23_16.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.16: Skeletal systems enable movement, among several other important functions.phelanphys3e_ch23_17.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.17–23.19: The brain is organized into distinct structures dedicated to specific functions.phelanphys3e_ch23_18.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.18: Specific brain areas are involved in the processes of learning, language, and memory.phelanphys3e_ch23_19.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.1 23.19 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Can intense cognitive training induce brain growth? phelanphys3e_ch23_20.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.19 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Can intense cognitive training induce brain growth?phelanphys3e_ch23_21.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.20–23.22: Drugs can hijack the pleasure pathways.phelanphys3e_ch23_22.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.21: A brain slows down when it needs sleep. Caffeine wakes it up.phelanphys3e_ch23_23.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.22: Alcohol interferes with many different neurotransmitters.phelanphys3e_ch23_24.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USEphelanphys3e_ch23_25.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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Key Terms in Nervous and Motor Systemsphelanphys3e_ch23_26.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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REVIEW & REHEARSE 23 NERVOUS and MOTOR SYSTEMSphelanphys3e_ch23_27.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.1–23.3 What is the nervous system?phelanphys3e_ch23_28.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.4–23.7 How do neurons work?phelanphys3e_ch23_29.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.8–23.14 Our senses detect and transmit stimuli.phelanphys3e_ch23_30.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.15–23.16 The muscular and skeletal systems enable movement.phelanphys3e_ch23_31.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.17–23.19 The brain is organized into distinct structures dedicated to specific functions.phelanphys3e_ch23_32.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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23.20–23.22 Drugs can hijack pleasure pathways.phelanphys3e_ch23_33.html54c9b566757a2eb96e000001
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