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6
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branch of ANS; regulates body processes after state of arousal
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8
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short fiber projections from the soma that receive signals from other neurons
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9
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regulating postural movements and coordination
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10
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branch of the ANS; heightened states of arousal (fight or flight)
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12
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thinking, planning, and conciousness
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13
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what happens to leftover neurotransmitters
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14
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where neruotransmitters bind to the receiving neurons
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16
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regulates body temperature, cooncentration of fluids in blood, reproductive processes, emotional and motivational states
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19
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transmits messages from sensory oragans to brain
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21
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memories that are not in awareness but can be brought into awareness by focusing on them
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23
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based on belief that the roots of psych. problems involve unconsious motives and conflicts that can be traced back to child hood
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25
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emotional processing and memory
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1
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heart rate, blood pressure, respiration
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2
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relays sensory information, and regulates sleep and attention
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3
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branch-like ends of the axon
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4
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thinking and problem solving
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5
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awareness in the mind
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7
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regulates glands and involuntary processes
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11
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content can only be brought to awareness with great difficulty, if at all
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15
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transmits info about body movement and involved in attention, sleep, and respiration
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17
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trunk-like extension of the soma which carries the signal electrically
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18
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regulates balance and motor behavior
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20
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gap between the transmitting and recieving nerons where neurotransmitters are released
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22
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regulates sleep, attention, and states of arousal
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24
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cells that transmit signals
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