No One Can Completely "Own the Past," and This Means

question 21

Multiple Choice

No one can completely "own the past," and this means, in part, that the past

• A) is a cultural construction
• B) must be claimed by someone who is most familiar with it
• C) is always subject to change
• D) since it is not possible to agree on any interpretation, there must be a consensus as to its meaning

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Definitions:

G Protein

Guanyl nucleotide–binding protein coupled to a metabotropic receptor; when activated, binds to other proteins.

Neurotransmitter

Chemicals released by neurons that transmit signals across a synapse from one neuron to another target neuron, muscle cell, or gland cell.

Activating Systems

Networks within the brain that are responsible for arousal, wakefulness, and the regulation of attention.

CNS

Central Nervous System, comprising the brain and spinal cord, responsible for integrating sensory information and coordinating bodily functions.