The _____ Is the Internal Monitor That Tells Us How

question 103

Multiple Choice

The _____ is the internal monitor that tells us how acceptable our actions are.

• A) superego
• B) ego
• C) id
• D) unconscious

Explain the process and effects of classical conditioning.

Recognize the stages of Erikson's psychosocial development and their significance.

Apply behavior modification theories to address and understand bed-wetting and other behaviors.

Compare and contrast the roles of cognitive and learning theories in human development.

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Definitions:

Brain

Central control organ of a nervous system; receives and integrates sensory information, regulates internal conditions, and sends out signals that result in movements.

Voltage-gated Sodium

Channels that open or close in response to changes in membrane potential, allowing sodium ions to enter or exit cells, critical for the generation and conduction of electrical signals in neurons.

Potassium Channels

Protein channels in cell membranes that specifically allow potassium ions to pass through, playing key roles in maintaining cell potential and regulating cellular processes.

Trigger Zone

An area of the neuron, typically located at the axon hillock, where action potentials are initiated.