Unit 2 Neural Firing FRQ

As Roger is walking with the woman, he is so focused on what she is saying, he runs right into the glass door of the emergency room, hitting his nose directly. A wave of pain shoots through his body, and he yells in response.

Group 1

Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:

Question 1a

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Sensory neurons

Question 1b

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Peripheral nervous system

Question 1c

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Central nervous system

Question 1d

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Interneuron

Question 1e

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Motor neuron

Question 1f

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Action potential

Question 1g

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Neurotransmitter

Question 1h

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Explain how this process occurs using the following terms in context:
Synapse

Psychology

10th, 11th, and 12th grade

Unit

Unit 2: Biological Bases of Behavior

Topic

2.4 Neural Firing

Format

Short answer

Short answer rubric

Neural Firing Scoring Guidelines

· Correct answers must explain that sensory neurons or afferent neurons in the nose fire in response to bumping the nose.
· Correct answers must explain that messages from the rest of the body travel through the peripheral nervous system on their way to the brain.
· Correct answers must explain that sensory impulses from the rest of the body travel up the spinal cord to the brain.
· Correct answers must explain that once information reaches the brain or spinal cord, interneurons take the messages and send them elsewhere in the brain or on to efferent neurons.
· Correct answers must explain that the brain sends messages to muscles through motor or efferent neurons.
· Correct answers must explain that electrical charges travel within neurons during neural transmission.
· Correct answers must explain that neurotransmitters are released in response to an action potential and these neurotransmitters travel to other neurons during neural transmission.
· Correct answers must explain that neural transmission involves neurotransmitters flowing into the synapse, the gap between neurons, and these neurotransmitters may fire the next neural cell.

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