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Chapter 5 Self-test questions
Hormones and behaviour
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In an experimental system, if a small amount of hormone causes a small increase in what is being measured and a larger amount of hormone causes a larger increase, we call this
A coincidence.
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A dose-dependent effect.
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Proof that this is the hormone's main effect.
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Proof that only this hormone is affecting what is being measured.
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The 'cuddle hormone' released in response to affectionate physical contact is
Oxytocin.
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Vasopressin.
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Melatonin.
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Testosterone.
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The 'Reading the mind in the eyes test' (RMET) is a standardized experimental way of measuring a person's
Oxytocin levels.
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IQ (general intelligence).
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Social intelligence.
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Telepathic abilities.
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Which of the following is true of the effects of oxytocin in other vertebrate species?
Blocking oxytocin effects in female zebra finches makes them less sociable.
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Blocking oxytocin effects in male zebra finches makes them less sociable.
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Blocking oxytocin effects in non-monogamous voles makes them monogamous.
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Blocking oxytocin effects in non-monogamous voles makes them aggressive.
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Ghrelin, the hormone that acts on the brain to stimulate hunger, is produced by the
Hypothalamus.
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Pituitary gland.
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Pancreas.
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Stomach.
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Leptin, the hormone that inhibits hunger signals in the hypothalamus is produced by
The hypothalamus.
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The pituitary gland.
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Adipocytes (fat cells).
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The stomach.
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Which of the following hormones is the only one to stimulate appetite?
Insulin.
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Ghrelin.
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Oxytocin.
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Glucagon-like peptide.
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In biology, 'sexual dimorphism' means
Males can become females under the right circumstances.
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Reptile eggs can hatch into either male or female offspring.
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Males and females of the same species cannot be distinguished from each other.
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There is an obvious difference between males and females of the species.
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The effects of testosterone on an adult animal's brain are affected by
Foetal exposure to androgens.
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Foetal exposure to oestrogens.
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Adult levels of LH.
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Adult levels of FSH.
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Having a low 2D:4D ratio, i.e. index finger shorter than ring finger, is a good indication of
Prenatal oestrogen exposure.
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Prenatal androgen exposure.
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Postnatal oestrogen exposure.
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Postnatal androgen exposure.
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