ThinkIB Psychology - Biological Approach

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The theory that behavior results from interaction between several parts of the brain. (correct)
The theory that behavior is solely localized to one part of the brain.
The concept of transferring memory from damaged brain areas to undamaged ones.
The theory that specific behaviors originate in specific brain areas.

The brain's ability to transfer functional memory from damaged areas to undamaged regions.

The theory that behaviors originate in specific areas of the brain.

<p>The theory that multiple parts of the brain contribute to a behavior, with one part being primary.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The theory that behaviors can be attributed to a single area of the brain.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The brain can adapt following injury, redistributing functions to undamaged areas.
Supports the idea of brain plasticity and recovery from trauma.

Specific brain areas are responsible for particular behaviors.
Damage to these areas can lead to the inability to perform associated behaviors.

Recognizes that while one brain region may be crucial for a behavior, other regions contribute to a lesser extent.
Suggests a more integrated approach to understanding brain functions in behavior.

Proposes that each behavior can be traced to a single brain area.
Implies a clear and direct link between specific functions and locations in the brain.