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Chapter 2 - Neurons, Hormones and Brain
Chapter 2 - Neurons, Hormones and Brain
Chapter 2 - Neurons, Hormones and Brain
NEURONS,
HORMONES, AND
THE BRAIN
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
D. Abaya, A. Magaya, & J. Tuguinay (2020)
LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Explain how neural and
biochemical activities in the body
form a basis of behavior;
• Trace the complete pathway of
nerve impulse;
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
• Identify the main divisions of the
nervous system and show how each
part coordinates behavior;
• Determine the effects of alcohol,
nicotine and drugs to neurotransmitters
and behavior;
• Evaluate the importance of the brain.
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Neuropsychologists
study the brain and the
rest of the nervous
system in hopes of
gaining a better
understanding of
behavior.
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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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HUMAN
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
CENTRAL PERIPHERAL
NERVOUS NERVOUS
SYSTEM SYSTEM
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CENTRAL NERVOUS
SYSTEM
BRAIN
SPINAL CORD
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PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
SOMATIC NERVOUS AUTONOMIC NERVOUS
SYSTEM SYSTEM
includes the nervous sensory Also called “vegetative
system and the motor nerves nervous system”, is
that activate skeletal concerned with activities of
(voluntary) muscles the body that make us alive.
responsible for movements
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BASIC
NEURONS SYNAPSE
CONCEPTS
NEURO REFLEXES
TRANSMITTERS
NERVE
IMPULSE
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NEURONS
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NEURONS
are specialized cells
that are the basic
elements of the
nervous system that
carry massages.
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NEURONS
have the ability to
communicate with
other cells.
How many neurons are there in
our brain? in our whole body?
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STRUCTURE OF A NEURON
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DENDRITES
They are cluster of
fibers at one end of
a neuron that
receives messages
from other neurons.
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AXON
It is a tube like long
extension from the
end of a neuron that
carries messages to
other cells through
the neuron.
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CELL BODY
Keeps the
neuron alive and
determines
whether it should
fire.
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MYELIN SHEATH
It is the axons
protective coating,
made of fat and
protein.
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MYELIN SHEATH
Its function is to
prevent messages
from short circulating
by insulating the
axons.
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SENSORY
NEURONS
KINDS OF MOTOR
NEURONS NEURONS
RELAY
NEURONS
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SENSORY
NEURONS
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NERVE IMPULSE
Messages are
transmitted by the
neurons in the form
of nerve impulses.
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NERVE IMPULSE
These impulses
involve some
electro-chemical
reactions within the
nerve fiber.
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SYNAPSE
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SYNAPSE
It is the gap between
two neurons through
which chemical
messages are
communicated.
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REFLEXES
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REFLEXES
The simplest synaptic
arrangements are the
reflexes. These are
simple, inborn,
autonomic responses of
some parts of the body.
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REFLEXES
In such response, messages are
transmitted directly from sensory
to motor neurons forming what is
called a sensory-motor arc which
causes the person to react even
before such messages reach the
cerebral cortex.
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
They are chemicals that
carry messages across
the synapse to the
dendrites of a receiver
neuron.
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
They can be
produced in the form
of chemical liquids or
gases like nitric
oxide.
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
If a receiving neuron fires
and an action potential
travels down the axon, it
is excitory message.
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
If the neuro-transmitters
chemical information
prevents or decreases the
likelihood of the neuron
fire, it is inhibitory
message.
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
Effective communication
across synapse becomes
impossible when receptor
neurons are constantly
stimulated by
neurotransmitter.
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NEUROTRANSMITTERS
In this case the
terminal button
reabsorbs the neuro
transmitter, it is
called reuptake.
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Illustration of the
major elements in
chemical synaptic
transmission.
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STRUCTURES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS
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TYPES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS
EXCITATORY INHIBITORY BOTH
Glycine Acetylcholine
Glutamate
Nitric oxide
Dopamine
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ROLES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS
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DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH
NEUROTRANSMITTERS
NEUROTRANSMITTER DISEASE
Acetylcholine Alzheimer’s
Dopamine Parkinson’s disease //
Schizophrenia
GABA Epilepsy
Serotonin Migraines // ADD // Depression
Glutamate Migraine // Stroke
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
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MAJOR PARTS OF THE
BRAIN AND THEIR
RELATIONSHIP TO
BEHAVIOR
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THE BRAIN
STEM
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PONS
Involved in
sleeping, waking,
and dreaming
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MEDULLA
Responsible for
certain automatic
functions such as
breathing and
heart rate.
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RETICULAR
ACTIVATING SYSTEM
Arouses cortex
and screens
incoming
information
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THE CEREBELLUM
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CEREBELLUM
Regulates movement
Plays a part in
and balance Analyzing sensory
information
Involved in remembering
Solving problems
simple skills and acquired
Understanding words
reflexes
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THE THALAMUS
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THALAMUS
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HYPOTHALAMUS
AND PITUITARY
GLAND
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HYPOTHALAMUS
Involved in drives
Hunger, thirst,
vital to survival
emotion, sex, and
Controls the autonomic reproduction
nervous system
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PITUITARY GLAND
Small endocrine
gland which releases
hormones and
regulates other
endocrine glands
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THE AMYGDALA
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Responsible for:
Arousal AMYGDALA
Regulation of Plays important role in:
emotion Forming and
Initial emotional retrieving emotional
response to sensory memories
information
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THE
HIPPOCAMPUS
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Responsible for:
Storage of new HIPPOCAMPUS
information in memory
Enabling us to form
Comparing sensory spatial memories for
information with what navigating the
the brain expects environment
about the world
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THE CEREBRUM
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CEREBRUM
the largest and uppermost
portion of the brain.
The cerebrum consists of the
cerebral hemispheres and
accounts for two-thirds of the
total weight of the brain.
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CEREBRUM
One hemisphere,
usually the left, is The other hemisphere
functionally dominant, interprets visual and
controlling language spatial information.
and speech.
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
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LEFT AND RIGHT HEMISPHERE OF THE BRAIN
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LEFT AND RIGHT HEMISPHERE OF THE BRAIN
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ACTIVITY 3:
ARTICLE REVIEW
ON PHINEAS
GAGE
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ACTIVITY 4:
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL,
NICOTINE AND DRUGS TO
NEUROTRANSMITTERS
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SUMMATIVE TEST 2
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