The Amygdala Boosts Activity in the Brain's Memory-Forming Areas When

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Multiple Choice

The amygdala boosts activity in the brain's memory-forming areas when stimulated by

• A) the basal ganglia.
• B) the cerebellum.
• C) stress hormones.
• D) dopamine.

Distinguish between different brain imaging techniques and their applications.

Appreciate the complexity of brain networks and their impact on cognitive functions.

Understand the ethical considerations in brain research.

Grasp the lateralization of brain function and its implications on behavior.

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