The Cortical Area That Has Most Frequently Been Linked to Pain

question 1

Multiple Choice

The cortical area that has most frequently been linked to pain by functional brain imaging studies is the

• A) anterior cingulate cortex.
• B) secondary somatosensory cortex.
• C) posterior parietal cortex.
• D) inferotemporal cortex.
• E) PAG.

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The process of fertilization where a sperm combines with an egg to form a zygote.

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The process of childbirth; marking the emergence of a baby from the mother's womb into the world.

Germinal Period

The period in prenatal development from conception to two weeks after conception, when the zygote divides rapidly and implants in the uterine wall.

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The period in prenatal development from three through eight weeks after conception, when the brain, spine, major organs, and bodily structures begin to form in the embryo.