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[Show more]the brain begins as an embryonic structure called the - ANSWER-neural tube, shortly after conception it is formed in neurulation, all areas of the brain develop from here 
 
the brain is considered mature around what age - ANSWER-25, the brain is not mature until our mid-twenties because the prefron...
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the brain is considered mature around what age - ANSWER-25, the brain is not mature until our mid-twenties because the prefron...
12. Which of the following are core symptoms of PTSD? - ANSWER-Numbing, hyperarousal, functional impairment 
 
12. Why do problems like substance misuse, disordered eating, and self-harm behaviors often accompany complex PTSD? - ANSWER-Because they help regulate intense emotional states 
 
12. Which...
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Add to cart12. Which of the following are core symptoms of PTSD? - ANSWER-Numbing, hyperarousal, functional impairment 
 
12. Why do problems like substance misuse, disordered eating, and self-harm behaviors often accompany complex PTSD? - ANSWER-Because they help regulate intense emotional states 
 
12. Which...
25 - ANSWER-Brain Development starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: 
 
Early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, adulthood - ANSWER-Order these stages of development from greatest plasticity to least 
 
3 - ANSWER-The age at which a human brain has th...
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Add to cart25 - ANSWER-Brain Development starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: 
 
Early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, adulthood - ANSWER-Order these stages of development from greatest plasticity to least 
 
3 - ANSWER-The age at which a human brain has th...
The brain begins as an embryonic structure called the: 
a. brain stem 
b. neocortex 
c. neural tube 
d. spinal cord - ANSWER-Neural tube 
 
Bain developmental starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: 
a. 6 
b. 18 
c. 25 
d. 60 - ANSWER-25 
 
Different abilit...
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Add to cartThe brain begins as an embryonic structure called the: 
a. brain stem 
b. neocortex 
c. neural tube 
d. spinal cord - ANSWER-Neural tube 
 
Bain developmental starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: 
a. 6 
b. 18 
c. 25 
d. 60 - ANSWER-25 
 
Different abilit...
18. Why does most evidence-based addiction treatment appear to be ineffective? - ANSWER-Because outcomes are only measure after the treatment is stopped 
 
18. Which answer below is critical to improving addiction treatment services? - ANSWER-Understand that addiction is a disease to be managed and ...
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Add to cart18. Why does most evidence-based addiction treatment appear to be ineffective? - ANSWER-Because outcomes are only measure after the treatment is stopped 
 
18. Which answer below is critical to improving addiction treatment services? - ANSWER-Understand that addiction is a disease to be managed and ...
Which answer best describes resilience? - ANSWER-Resilience is a positive outcome of the interaction between genes and the environment beginning in early childhood 
 
Resilience is best built in a child by: - ANSWER-Working to improve the childs whole environment of protective factors, including the...
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Add to cartWhich answer best describes resilience? - ANSWER-Resilience is a positive outcome of the interaction between genes and the environment beginning in early childhood 
 
Resilience is best built in a child by: - ANSWER-Working to improve the childs whole environment of protective factors, including the...
Which behaviour is not typically shown by behaviourally inhibited children? - ANSWER-Poor impulse control. 
 
Children with behavioural inhibition temperament are at greater risk of developing which specific disorder later in life? - ANSWER-Anxiety disorder. 
 
What brain region has been shown to be...
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Add to cartWhich behaviour is not typically shown by behaviourally inhibited children? - ANSWER-Poor impulse control. 
 
Children with behavioural inhibition temperament are at greater risk of developing which specific disorder later in life? - ANSWER-Anxiety disorder. 
 
What brain region has been shown to be...
Why does most evidence-based addiction treatment appear to be ineffective? - SOLVED ANSWER-Because outcomes are only measured after the treatment is stopped 
 
Which answer below is critical to improving addiction treatment services? - SOLVED ANSWER-Understand that addiction is a disease to managed ...
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Add to cartWhy does most evidence-based addiction treatment appear to be ineffective? - SOLVED ANSWER-Because outcomes are only measured after the treatment is stopped 
 
Which answer below is critical to improving addiction treatment services? - SOLVED ANSWER-Understand that addiction is a disease to managed ...
Which aspect of development is NOT affected by social interactions? - ANSWER-Emotional development 
Cognitive development 
Language development 
None of the above 
 
None of the above 
 
Human infants need to be taught how to react to social cues by: - ANSWER-Gazing into their eyes 
Nothing-infants ...
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Add to cartWhich aspect of development is NOT affected by social interactions? - ANSWER-Emotional development 
Cognitive development 
Language development 
None of the above 
 
None of the above 
 
Human infants need to be taught how to react to social cues by: - ANSWER-Gazing into their eyes 
Nothing-infants ...
Which of the following is NOT a parental capacity that is mediated by the executive function system? - ANSWER-none of the above 
 
What system is activated when a parent views images of their own baby? - ANSWER-both A & C 
 
Imaging studies have shown grey matter increases in mothers brains from 2-4...
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Add to cartWhich of the following is NOT a parental capacity that is mediated by the executive function system? - ANSWER-none of the above 
 
What system is activated when a parent views images of their own baby? - ANSWER-both A & C 
 
Imaging studies have shown grey matter increases in mothers brains from 2-4...
may be defined as a shared code used for representing concepts through the use of symbols, and the rules that dictate how those symbols are combined to make meaning (Owens, Metz & Farinella, 2011). It can be spoken, written or conveyed via manual gesture. Its symbols include speech sounds, written l...
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4 stress processing states - ANSWER-Green, red, blue, combo 
 
Green state - ANSWER-Calm, present, centered, can learn with and engage with others 
 
Red state - ANSWER-Flooded: nervous system firing quickly, agitated, angry, upset 
 
Blue state - ANSWER-Hypo-alert: NS firing slowly, quiet, depresse...
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Add to cart4 stress processing states - ANSWER-Green, red, blue, combo 
 
Green state - ANSWER-Calm, present, centered, can learn with and engage with others 
 
Red state - ANSWER-Flooded: nervous system firing quickly, agitated, angry, upset 
 
Blue state - ANSWER-Hypo-alert: NS firing slowly, quiet, depresse...
What element of executive function is the most important in following multi-step process? 
a. filtering distractions 
b. working memory 
c. mental flexibility 
d. inhibitory control - ANSWER-b. working memory 
 
executive function skills finish maturing at about what age? 
a. 5 
b. 15 
c. 25 
d. 5...
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a. filtering distractions 
b. working memory 
c. mental flexibility 
d. inhibitory control - ANSWER-b. working memory 
 
executive function skills finish maturing at about what age? 
a. 5 
b. 15 
c. 25 
d. 5...
Which of the following is a key principle that should underpin comprehensive treatment for women? - ANSWER-The treatment must acknowledge that gender makes a difference 
 
Which of the following is NOT part of a comprehensive treatment model for women? - ANSWER-A program that is only focused on clin...
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Add to cartWhich of the following is a key principle that should underpin comprehensive treatment for women? - ANSWER-The treatment must acknowledge that gender makes a difference 
 
Which of the following is NOT part of a comprehensive treatment model for women? - ANSWER-A program that is only focused on clin...
Agnosia - ANSWER-impaired ability to recognize what is "sensed" in spite of intact sensory function 
 
Aphasia - ANSWER-a disruption in using and/or understanding language following neurological injury or disease. 
 
Apraxia - ANSWER-the inability to carry out representational motor acts on in...
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Add to cartAgnosia - ANSWER-impaired ability to recognize what is "sensed" in spite of intact sensory function 
 
Aphasia - ANSWER-a disruption in using and/or understanding language following neurological injury or disease. 
 
Apraxia - ANSWER-the inability to carry out representational motor acts on in...
Right Hemisphere - ANSWER-This half of the brain specializes in perception of physical environment, art, nonverbal communication, music & spiritual aspects. It receives information from and controls the opposite side of the body. (left side of body) 
 
Left Hemisphere - ANSWER-This half of the brain...
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Add to cartRight Hemisphere - ANSWER-This half of the brain specializes in perception of physical environment, art, nonverbal communication, music & spiritual aspects. It receives information from and controls the opposite side of the body. (left side of body) 
 
Left Hemisphere - ANSWER-This half of the brain...
serve and return - ANSWER-repeated interactions with a caregiver that build brain development 
 
childhood stress can be _______ and _______ - ANSWER-healthy (good stress) and unhealthy (toxic stress) 
 
Healthy brain development will lead to the development of basic emotional and social skills know...
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Add to cartserve and return - ANSWER-repeated interactions with a caregiver that build brain development 
 
childhood stress can be _______ and _______ - ANSWER-healthy (good stress) and unhealthy (toxic stress) 
 
Healthy brain development will lead to the development of basic emotional and social skills know...
Tobias Wolff - ANSWER-Author of "Bullet in the Brain" 
 
Anders, long line - ANSWER-The story opens in a bank. _______________, a curmudgeonly literary critic, arrives shortly before the bank's closing time, and he is frustrated by the ________________. 
 
bank staff, trivial - ANSWER-When ...
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Add to cartTobias Wolff - ANSWER-Author of "Bullet in the Brain" 
 
Anders, long line - ANSWER-The story opens in a bank. _______________, a curmudgeonly literary critic, arrives shortly before the bank's closing time, and he is frustrated by the ________________. 
 
bank staff, trivial - ANSWER-When ...
case study - ANSWER-A research technique in which one person is studied in depth in the hope of revealing universal principles 
 
computed axial tomography (CAT or CT) - ANSWER-a series of x-ray photographs taken from different angles and combined by computer into a composite representation of a sli...
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Add to cartcase study - ANSWER-A research technique in which one person is studied in depth in the hope of revealing universal principles 
 
computed axial tomography (CAT or CT) - ANSWER-a series of x-ray photographs taken from different angles and combined by computer into a composite representation of a sli...
consciousness - ANSWER-our awareness of ourselves and our environment 
 
cognitive neuroscience - ANSWER-the interdisciplinary study of the brain activity linked with cognition (including perception, thinking, memory and language) 
 
dual processing - ANSWER-the principle that information is often s...
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Add to cartconsciousness - ANSWER-our awareness of ourselves and our environment 
 
cognitive neuroscience - ANSWER-the interdisciplinary study of the brain activity linked with cognition (including perception, thinking, memory and language) 
 
dual processing - ANSWER-the principle that information is often s...
Hypothalamus - ANSWER-Regulate basic biological needs, hunger, thirst 
 
Pons - ANSWER-Sleep and arousal 
 
Cerebellum - ANSWER-Balance 
 
Corpus Callosum - ANSWER-Pass info between the two brain hemispheres 
 
Broca's Area - ANSWER-Speech production 
 
Hippocampus - ANSWER-Regulates emotions and...
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Add to cartHypothalamus - ANSWER-Regulate basic biological needs, hunger, thirst 
 
Pons - ANSWER-Sleep and arousal 
 
Cerebellum - ANSWER-Balance 
 
Corpus Callosum - ANSWER-Pass info between the two brain hemispheres 
 
Broca's Area - ANSWER-Speech production 
 
Hippocampus - ANSWER-Regulates emotions and...
Human brain size - ANSWER-volume: cc 
weight: 1.35-1.4kg (3lbs) 
 
Major Regions of Human Brain - ANSWER-Cerebrum; Diencephalon; Brainstem; Cerebellum 
 
Rostral - ANSWER-toward the nose (synonymous with anterior) 
 
Caudal - ANSWER-toward the tail (synonymous with posterior) 
 
3 primary brain vesi...
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Add to cartHuman brain size - ANSWER-volume: cc 
weight: 1.35-1.4kg (3lbs) 
 
Major Regions of Human Brain - ANSWER-Cerebrum; Diencephalon; Brainstem; Cerebellum 
 
Rostral - ANSWER-toward the nose (synonymous with anterior) 
 
Caudal - ANSWER-toward the tail (synonymous with posterior) 
 
3 primary brain vesi...
Oxytocin - ANSWER-chemical that generates strong feelings of caring, connection, and empathy. 
 
Cortisol - ANSWER-stress hormone 
 
Protagonist - ANSWER-Main character in a story 
 
Antagonistic - ANSWER-A villain of a story 
 
Conflict - ANSWER-Fuel a good story 
 
Freytag Dramatic Ark - ANSWER-It...
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Add to cartOxytocin - ANSWER-chemical that generates strong feelings of caring, connection, and empathy. 
 
Cortisol - ANSWER-stress hormone 
 
Protagonist - ANSWER-Main character in a story 
 
Antagonistic - ANSWER-A villain of a story 
 
Conflict - ANSWER-Fuel a good story 
 
Freytag Dramatic Ark - ANSWER-It...
grind - ANSWER-(v.) to crush or break (something) into very small pieces 
 
pearl - ANSWER-(n.) 
an round object inside the shell of an oyster 
 
turn - ANSWER-(v.) to change into a different state or form 
 
strange - ANSWER-(adj.) different from what is usual, normal, or expected : odd 
 
century ...
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Add to cartgrind - ANSWER-(v.) to crush or break (something) into very small pieces 
 
pearl - ANSWER-(n.) 
an round object inside the shell of an oyster 
 
turn - ANSWER-(v.) to change into a different state or form 
 
strange - ANSWER-(adj.) different from what is usual, normal, or expected : odd 
 
century ...
brainstem - ANSWER-brain's oldest and innermost region 
 
medulla oblongata - ANSWER-hindbrain: controls breathing and heartbeat 
 
pons - ANSWER-hindbrain: coordinates movements, controls sleep cycles 
 
electroencephalogram (EEG) - ANSWER-reads brain waves by using electrodes 
 
positron emissi...
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Add to cartbrainstem - ANSWER-brain's oldest and innermost region 
 
medulla oblongata - ANSWER-hindbrain: controls breathing and heartbeat 
 
pons - ANSWER-hindbrain: coordinates movements, controls sleep cycles 
 
electroencephalogram (EEG) - ANSWER-reads brain waves by using electrodes 
 
positron emissi...
deep lesion - ANSWER-a technique of inserting and destoying the brain cells to study the brain . 
 
CT Scan - ANSWER-a way to image the brain that uses X-rays 
 
MRI - ANSWER-a barin imagining method that uses radio waves and magnets to produce detailed images of the brain 
 
PET Scan - ANSWER-a vis...
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Add to cartdeep lesion - ANSWER-a technique of inserting and destoying the brain cells to study the brain . 
 
CT Scan - ANSWER-a way to image the brain that uses X-rays 
 
MRI - ANSWER-a barin imagining method that uses radio waves and magnets to produce detailed images of the brain 
 
PET Scan - ANSWER-a vis...
Location of cerebrospinal fluid - ANSWER-meninges 
 
Function of cerebrospinal fluid - ANSWER-protects CNS, nourishes the brain, carries chemical signals throughout the brain 
 
Where is cerebrospinal fluid absorbed back into the blood? - ANSWER-arachnoid villi 
 
Where is cerebrospinal fluid produc...
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Add to cartLocation of cerebrospinal fluid - ANSWER-meninges 
 
Function of cerebrospinal fluid - ANSWER-protects CNS, nourishes the brain, carries chemical signals throughout the brain 
 
Where is cerebrospinal fluid absorbed back into the blood? - ANSWER-arachnoid villi 
 
Where is cerebrospinal fluid produc...
while taking a break from studying, you want to get a glass of ice water. as you fill the glass with ice, one cube falls on the floor. as we are all thinking of clenliness at this time, you pick it up right away. as you pick it up, it feels cold. you know that a ________ neuron (functional classific...
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Why is the story of Phineas Gage considered so extraordinary? What does his story teach us about the brain? - ANSWER-His injury was the 1st traumatic brain injury that survived and recorded. Humans can survive pretty traumatic experiences. We can see the effects it has on people. 
 
New research is ...
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Add to cartWhy is the story of Phineas Gage considered so extraordinary? What does his story teach us about the brain? - ANSWER-His injury was the 1st traumatic brain injury that survived and recorded. Humans can survive pretty traumatic experiences. We can see the effects it has on people. 
 
New research is ...
Left Brain - ANSWER-- Helps you think logically and organize thoughts. Helps you think logically and organize thoughts. 
 
Right Brain- - ANSWER-Helps you experience emotions and read non-verbal cues. 
***When the left and the right side communicate well the brain in horizontally integrated 
 
Inte...
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Add to cartLeft Brain - ANSWER-- Helps you think logically and organize thoughts. Helps you think logically and organize thoughts. 
 
Right Brain- - ANSWER-Helps you experience emotions and read non-verbal cues. 
***When the left and the right side communicate well the brain in horizontally integrated 
 
Inte...
Robert Hooke - ANSWER-Invented a microscope that could show dried out cells. 
 
Joseph Lister - ANSWER-Was one of the first doctors to perform surgery successfully in sterile conditions. 
 
Louis Pasteur - ANSWER-Found that decay and infection were the work of germs. 
 
When did Phineas have his acc...
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Add to cartRobert Hooke - ANSWER-Invented a microscope that could show dried out cells. 
 
Joseph Lister - ANSWER-Was one of the first doctors to perform surgery successfully in sterile conditions. 
 
Louis Pasteur - ANSWER-Found that decay and infection were the work of germs. 
 
When did Phineas have his acc...
3 category of ACE and items in each category - ANSWER-1. Abuse: physical, sexual, emotional 
2. Neglect: physical, emotional 
3. Household dysfunction: divorce, mental illness, drugs, mother violence, incarceration 
 
Behavioural health risks - ANSWER-Lack PA, smoking, alcohol, drugs, missed work 
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Add to cart3 category of ACE and items in each category - ANSWER-1. Abuse: physical, sexual, emotional 
2. Neglect: physical, emotional 
3. Household dysfunction: divorce, mental illness, drugs, mother violence, incarceration 
 
Behavioural health risks - ANSWER-Lack PA, smoking, alcohol, drugs, missed work 
 ...
Whole Brain strategy 1: Connect and redirect; surfing emotional waves - ANSWER-a fluctuation of emotional of the right side of the brain un(ables) the brain to think logically(The left side) 
DO NOT DEFEND ONESELF 
-agree with the child, make them feel heard and loved(embrace them/rub their back) 
...
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Add to cartWhole Brain strategy 1: Connect and redirect; surfing emotional waves - ANSWER-a fluctuation of emotional of the right side of the brain un(ables) the brain to think logically(The left side) 
DO NOT DEFEND ONESELF 
-agree with the child, make them feel heard and loved(embrace them/rub their back) 
...
cerebellum - ANSWER-What part of the brain helps control movement and cognitive processes that require precise timing? 
 
receptors - ANSWER-Name the membrane structures to which neurotransmitters bind. 
 
Nerve growth factor - ANSWER-NGF is the acronym for what? 
 
23 - ANSWER-How many pairs of chr...
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Add to cartcerebellum - ANSWER-What part of the brain helps control movement and cognitive processes that require precise timing? 
 
receptors - ANSWER-Name the membrane structures to which neurotransmitters bind. 
 
Nerve growth factor - ANSWER-NGF is the acronym for what? 
 
23 - ANSWER-How many pairs of chr...
murderous temper - ANSWER-Anders couldn't get to the bank until just before it closed, so of course the line was endless and he got stuck behind two women whose loud, stupid conversation put him in a ______________________. 
 
black ski masks - ANSWER-And then the tellers stopped what they were d...
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Add to cartmurderous temper - ANSWER-Anders couldn't get to the bank until just before it closed, so of course the line was endless and he got stuck behind two women whose loud, stupid conversation put him in a ______________________. 
 
black ski masks - ANSWER-And then the tellers stopped what they were d...
foreman - ANSWER-leader 
 
bedrock - ANSWER-solid rock 
 
iron will - ANSWER-strong determination 
 
character - ANSWER-personality 
 
conducts - ANSWER-behaves 
 
psychologist - ANSWER-doctors who study the mind, behavior, and emotions 
 
charges - ANSWER-explosive pieces 
 
shatters - ANSWER-break...
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Add to cartforeman - ANSWER-leader 
 
bedrock - ANSWER-solid rock 
 
iron will - ANSWER-strong determination 
 
character - ANSWER-personality 
 
conducts - ANSWER-behaves 
 
psychologist - ANSWER-doctors who study the mind, behavior, and emotions 
 
charges - ANSWER-explosive pieces 
 
shatters - ANSWER-break...
What age group is the most important during the baby's brain development? - ANSWER-the first 3 years of life are the most important for the baby's developing brain 
 
What is important when the baby's brain is developing? - ANSWER-Early experiences and genetics are importants 
 
Is a 3-year...
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Add to cartWhat age group is the most important during the baby's brain development? - ANSWER-the first 3 years of life are the most important for the baby's developing brain 
 
What is important when the baby's brain is developing? - ANSWER-Early experiences and genetics are importants 
 
Is a 3-year...
Abscess - ANSWER-A swollen pocket in tissue where dead bacteria and immune cells collect during an infection 
 
Aphasia - ANSWER-The inability to speak, usually caused by injury or disease affecting Broca's area on the brain's frontal lobe 
 
Bacteria - ANSWER-One-called microorganisms that th...
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Add to cartAbscess - ANSWER-A swollen pocket in tissue where dead bacteria and immune cells collect during an infection 
 
Aphasia - ANSWER-The inability to speak, usually caused by injury or disease affecting Broca's area on the brain's frontal lobe 
 
Bacteria - ANSWER-One-called microorganisms that th...
Romance of the Three Kingdoms - ANSWER-- A historical novel that explored the political 
intrigue that followed the collapse of the Han Dynasty 
 
- Black snakes float down from the heavens as a warning in this novel's opening location of Wen-Te Hall. 
 
- One character in this work pretends to ...
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Add to cartRomance of the Three Kingdoms - ANSWER-- A historical novel that explored the political 
intrigue that followed the collapse of the Han Dynasty 
 
- Black snakes float down from the heavens as a warning in this novel's opening location of Wen-Te Hall. 
 
- One character in this work pretends to ...
railroad - ANSWER-(noun) 
A track or set of tracks made of steel rails along which passenger and freight trains run; a railway. 
e.g: 'Phineas Gage was a _____________ worker' 
 
tamping iron - ANSWER-(noun) 
An iron rod used for beating down the earthy substance in tamping for blasting. 
e....
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A track or set of tracks made of steel rails along which passenger and freight trains run; a railway. 
e.g: 'Phineas Gage was a _____________ worker' 
 
tamping iron - ANSWER-(noun) 
An iron rod used for beating down the earthy substance in tamping for blasting. 
e....
The brain begins as an embryonic structure called the: - ANSWER-Neural Tube 
 
Brain development starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: - ANSWER-25 
 
Different abilities, and their underlying neural circuits, develop in a bottom-up sequence during sensiti...
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Add to cartThe brain begins as an embryonic structure called the: - ANSWER-Neural Tube 
 
Brain development starts shortly after conception. The brain is considered mature around the age of: - ANSWER-25 
 
Different abilities, and their underlying neural circuits, develop in a bottom-up sequence during sensiti...
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