Question

Fill in the blank/Vocab

1. The specific subjects used in a research study is called the:

2. The process of detecting and obtaining stimuli in the environment is:

3. The brain's ability to make neural connections and communications, allowing for learning and adaptation, is called:

4. Sensory information from touch receptors in the body are mainly directed to and interpreted by this lobe of the cerebral cortex.

5. This branch of psychology focuses on personal responsibility, finding meaning, and becoming authentic.

6. _____________ is a relatively permanent change in behavior, knowledge, or attitudes that is acquired through experience and is not attributed to illness, injury, or normal maturation.

Answer 1

1. The specific subjects used in a research study is called the: Sample. A population is a large collection of people or objects about which the researcher wishes to draw a conclusion. To study the population, the researcher selects a sample which is a subset of individuals from the population.

2. The process of detecting and obtaining stimuli in the environment is: Sensation. It is a process by which our receptors detect and respond to stimuli.

3. The brain's ability to make neural connections and communications, allowing for learning and adaptation, is called: Neuroplasticity. Neuroplasticity allows the brain to reorganise throughout life to make new connections.

4. Sensory information from touch receptors in the body are mainly directed to and interpreted by this lobe of the cerebral cortex: The Parietal Lobe. It is situated behind the Frontal Lobe. It processes information related to touch, temperature, pressure and pain.