In the Leech, AE Neurons and L Neurons, Respectively, Function

question 5

Multiple Choice

In the leech, AE neurons and L neurons, respectively, function to

• A) detect light stimulation and strong stimulation of the skin.
• B) detect chemicals related to food and those related to predators.
• C) produce a skin-ridging response and a body-shortening response.
• D) produce a body-shortening response and a swimming response.
• E) facilitate habituation and sensitization.

Identify the onset of adolescence and its associated biological and psychological changes, including puberty and identity crises.

Understand the role of psychological theories in explaining the development of self-concept and identity during adolescence.

Learn about the biological underpinnings of increased cognitive and emotional capabilities during adolescence.

Grasp the cultural and biological markers of adolescence, including menarche and its significance.