Research Methodology Steps

The nervous system is made up of ______ billion cells called neurons.

The ______ nervous system is divided into the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system.

The nervous system is responsible for collecting information from the ______ in the different sense organs.

The ______ system is responsible for sending information to the brain and then enabling the body to respond to this information.

The Biological Bases of Human Behavior deals with the way ______ are communicated through the body via the nervous system.

UNIT 4 is about the ______ Bases of Human Behavior.

The ______ system is responsible for collecting information from the receptors in the different sense organs.

The nervous system is divided into the ______ nervous system and peripheral nervous system.

Ivan Pavlov was a Russian ______ who discovered classical conditioning in 1904.

Classical conditioning refers to ______ behaviour patterns which follow on specific stimuli.

Physiological psychologists conduct experiments on ______ to determine the biological basis of behaviors.

Operant learning is a form of learning in which the ______ of behaviour lead to changes in the probability of its occurrence.

B.F skinner is known as the father of ______ conditioning.

Physiological psychologists are particularly interested in the ______ system, which controls the hormones that govern or influence both emotions and actions.

Physiological psychologists attempt to understand the complexity of human psychology by studying the simpler ______ and electrical processes that underlie it.

In operant conditioning, the behaviour is ______ if it is rewarded.

By studying how ______ respond to different stimuli and how changes in the endocrine system or in brain structure affect different aspects of their behavior, they hope to better understand similar processes in human beings.

Reinforcement refers to the process where behaviour is ______ and it will be repeated in the future.

Physiological psychologists try to understand psychological states in terms of ______ chemistry and the nervous system.

Negative reinforcement is when a behaviour is followed by the removal or avoidance of a ______ event.

Escape conditioning is when a behaviour is reinforced because it causes a ______ event to cease.

Physiological psychologists use the data they obtain from these experiments to answer questions about ______ psychology.

They study how changes in the ______ system or in brain structure affect different aspects of their behavior.

Physiological psychologists study the biological basis of ______ to understand human psychology.