Understanding Brain Functions in a Scenario
Group 1
John, a high school student, is preparing for his final exams. He is studying late into the night, trying to memorize all the information. Suddenly, he hears a loud noise outside his window. Startled, he jumps up from his chair. After a few seconds, he realizes it was just a car backfiring, and he calms down. He then returns to his studying but finds it hard to concentrate.
Question 1a
Short answer
Explain the role of the amygdala in John's reaction to the loud noise.
Question 1b
Short answer
Discuss the function of the hippocampus in John's attempt to memorize information for his exams.
Question 1c
Short answer
Describe how the hypothalamus might be involved in John's response to studying late into the night.
Question 1d
Short answer
Explain how the cerebellum contributes to John's physical reaction when he hears the noise.
Question 1e
Short answer
Discuss the role of the prefrontal cortex in John's decision-making process after hearing the noise.
Question 1f
Short answer
Explain how the thalamus might be involved in John's response to the loud noise.
Question 1g
Short answer
Discuss the function of the medulla in John's physiological response to the startling noise.
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