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    When you look, touch, smell, or even read something, such as this text, you are learning something. When your brain learns something, that means it’s constantly changing, physically. These physical changes are made to the neuron, or the nerve cell, which controls something complex such as learning. The way they work is by sending electrical or chemical signals between each neuron. Just like anything functional, neurons have certain components that do certain things. Neurons are composed of…

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    Cyclopia Research Paper

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    caused by a deficiency in midline shh signaling from the brain in which there is an incomplete cleavage of prosencephalon into the left and right hemispheres which occurs sometime between the 18th and 28th day of gestation. The primary defect is the lack of forebrain tissue which is impacted by a lack of sonic hedgehog signaling which causes the facial defects. During the 4th week of gestation, the neural tube gives rise to the three primary brain vesicles prosencephalon, mesencephalon, and…

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    Murakami depicts the Calcutec as a divorced working professional living in the city of Tokyo. Murakami portrays this world as urban, modern, and rational. The narration through the Calcutec ties to the mathematical and logical side of our brain, Murakami illustrates the conscious part of the mind through this part of the world. Furthermore, the narration of the “End of the World” is told through the perspective of new resident in an isolated town. Murakami portrays this world as gloomy, bleak…

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    Evaluate Cognitive Theory

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    for practical use to support their ideas. The aim of the theories are to help explain how memory works and whether they can be of help to science. For example, understanding how memory is affected by suffers of amnesia or brain injuries. James argued that memory should be split into primary memory and secondary memory. The former is memory based on what is currently happening and is short-term memory, whereas secondary memory is memory based on what has previously happened and is long-term…

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    Nervous System Eassy

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    little tree like branches connected to and from the brain and spinal cord that carry impulses from the nervous systems muscles. There are two types of cells in this system including the sensory nervous cells and the motor nervous cells. Sensory cells are responsible for carrying information to the brain…

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    that has show that various types of mental functions are reliant on localized brain activity. There have been several studies to that show localized brain activity, many of which the patient suffered a brain injury and neuropsychologist were able to determine which areas of the brain contribute to specific mental functions. Another type of study done was split-brain studies that show that the two hemispheres of the brain can develop two distinct consciousnesses when the corpus callosum…

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    in daily life. The ears and brain: a winning team For the sake of simplicity, let’s pretend our ears are a pair of microphones and our brain is a super-computer that evaluates all of the audio information coming from the ears. While there are some people who seem to lack a bit of RAM in their “computer”, we all have to admit that our brains are really amazing. Let’s look at a few basic concepts when considering the audio information that our ears offer to our brain: Volume tells us about where…

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    Argumentative Analysis

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    Videogames, they have had many controversies in the past years as having negative influences on the brain. Sure the effects of Grand Theft Auto, and Mario Kart might be completely different, but if so can either of them improve memory and problem solving skills? There have been many studies regarding the topic, yet there have been many different conclusions regarding the topic which has since sent the topic into controversy. Still the bigger question might be what genre of videogames improve…

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    Brain Training Essay

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    In recent years the idea of brain training has become quite popular; a quick Google search warrants almost 10 million results. Brain training is the concept that individuals can exercise their brains to improve aspects such as cognition, memory, and reflex. In a similar fashion to how quick this gained popularity, people began to question its legitimacy. After reviewing the available research, it is safe to say that brain training has a positive impact on older adults and their cognition. In…

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    granted. Properly developed brains, facial features in their correct places, and a life span longer than a few hours. Some children who are born with holoprosencephaly, or HPE, aren't quite as lucky. Victims of this disease suffer with various abnormalities to the face and brain, sometimes resulting in death. Their symptoms can range from almost normal facial features and brain development, to something most of us thought only occurred in fictional novels. When your brain is being formed it…

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