If the Human Brain Didn't Have So Many Deep Crevasses

question 204

Multiple Choice

If the human brain didn't have so many deep crevasses and wrinkles in the cortex, then the:

• A) amygdala would not be able to regulate the person's initial emotional responses.
• B) fetus would die prenatally because the hypothalamus couldn't regulate the autonomic nervous system.
• C) newborn's head would be too large to fit through the mother's birth canal.
• D) person would have difficulty performing bodily functions that are not consciously willed.

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Definitions:

DLH

The hours of work performed by workers directly involved in the manufacturing process, serving as a basis for allocating labor costs.

Volume Variance

The difference between the expected volume of production or sales and the actual volume, affecting costs or revenues.

Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance

A calculation used to measure the efficiency with which a firm uses its variable overhead resources, based on the difference between actual and expected usage.

Unfavorable

A term describing outcomes that are worse than expected or budgeted, often used in financial and operational analysis.