Biological Rhythms
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- Q1Which of the following is an example of circadian rhythms?The Stages of SleepSeasonal Affective DisorderThe Sleep/ Wake cycleThe Menstrual Cycle30s
- Q2In Siffre's Cave study the biological clock is not being influence by Exogenous Zeitgebers, therefore the biological clock is described as...Free-WheelingFree- FlowingFree- TradingFree- Running30s
- Q3The Stern and McClintock study investigated the influence of which chemicals?PheromonesPhomemesHormonesGarden Gnomes30s
- Q4Melatonin is secreted by the ....Adrenal GlandPituitary GlandPineal GlandThyroid Gland30s
- Q5The SCN is located within which part of the brain?HippocampusAmygdalaHypothalamusCorpus Callosum30s
- Q6What occurs the most?Ultradian RhythmsExogenous PacemakersInfradian RhythmsCircadian Rhythms30s
- Q7What aspect of the biological approach are biological rhythms based on?The Endocrine SystemTwin StudiesLocalisation of the brainEvolution30s
- Q8Sunrise causesA decrease in melatoninAn increase in melatoninA decrease in adrenalineAn increase in brain activity30s
- Q9High Levels of Melatonin will...Make you hungryincrease heart rateDecrease your body temperatureWake you up30s
- Q10What is the odd one out?DinnerLightTemperatureSensory Receptors30s
- Q11Which of the following is NOT a study into circadian rhythms?ShapiroFolkardSiffreAschoff and Weaver30s
- Q12What is a negative ethical implication of finding a correlation between mood and energy levels with specific parts of the menstrual cycle?could contribute towards a stigma around the menstrual cycledeveloped interventions for conception & contraceptionHelps dysregulated periods become regulatedHelps women to understand how their behaviour is affected by hormones30s
- Q13Correct definition of Ultradian RhythmsA frequency of less than one cycle in 24 hours and lasts longer than 24 hoursA cycle that occurs once but lasts 48 hoursA cycle that last less than 24 hours and occurs multiple times in a 24 hour periodA cycle that lasts 24 hours and only occurs once in this time30s
- Q14Correct definition of Infradian RhythmsA cycle that occurs once but lasts 48 hoursA cycle that lasts 24 hours and only occurs once in this timeA frequency of less than one cycle in 24 hours and lasts longer than 24 hoursA cycle that last less than 24 hours and occurs multiple times in a 24 hour period30s
- Q15What is day 1 of the menstrual cycle?End of MensesOvulationStart of Mensesreduction in LH30s