Norepinephrine NE is also known as:

• A) Neurotransmitter NT
• B) Neurochemical NC
• C) Neurohormone NH
• D) Noradrenaline NA

According to whom “Feeding is under a multifactor control and the multiplicity if signals mean that there are a number of feed backs loops for the initiation and termination of food intake”?

• A) Higgins (1975)
• B) Teitlebaum and Epstein (1962)
• C) Snowdon (1969)
• D) Mogensen and Carlson (1977)

LH (Lateral Hypothalamus) damaged animals are:

• A) Very choosy about food
• B) Suffering from obesity
• C) Starving
• D) Like food rich in fats

Which of the following receptors carry the commands of the brain directly to the organs because they are located post synaptically on blood vessels?

• A) B2
• B) B1
• C) A2
• D) A1

Which of the following part of brain plays an important role in higher order functioning?

• A) Association cortex
• B) Hypothalamus
• C) Thalamus
• D) Hippocampus

When molecules move from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration to create equilibrium especially in a permeable or a semi permeable membrane then this process is known as:

• A) Sodium-potassium pump
• B) Osmosis
• C) Electrostatic gradient
• D) Action potential

In _____________, there is manufacture structural proteins, and enzymes needed for catalytic action within the cell.

• A) Ribosome
• B) Nucleolus
• C) Mitochondria
• D) Endoplasmic reticulum

Which of the following works as a blood brain barrier, gateway and protector?

• A) Astrocytes
• B) Dendrites
• C) Serotonin
• D) Catecholamines

According to ___________, the CSF is made up of water, proteins, gases glucose, and other chemical ingredients.

• A) Carlson, Pinel
• B) Kalat
• C) Bridgeman
• D) Bloom, Nelson

The ACH (Acetylcholine) receptors are known as _____________ receptors.

• A) Cholinergic
• B) PCPA
• C) 5HIAA
• D) MOAI

The Pineal gland is a very small organ lying on the dorsal surface of the:

• A) Cerebellum
• B) Thalamus
• C) Medulla
• D) Cortex

Underneath the hypothalamus, _________ lies which plays an important role in the day night cycles i.e. diurnal cycles.

• A) Superchiasmatic nucleus (SCN)
• B) Amygdala
• C) Substantia Nigra (SN)
• D) Pineal glands

The average thickness of cerebral cortex is:

• A) 5.00 mm
• B) 9.00 mm
• C) 2.00 mm
• D) 7.00 mm

Which of the following is the major band of fibers joining the two hemispheres, it is wide white and visible to the naked eye.

• A) Corpus Callosum
• B) Pituitary gland
• C) Pons
• D) Amygdala

Which of the following is the substance which can be seen when the skin gets darkened by the sun?

• A) Monoamine Oxidase
• B) Tryptophan
• C) Phenlalanine
• D) Melatonin

Which of the following approach refers to developing systematic blends of therapy by drawing ideas, concepts, and practices from a variety of sources?

• A) Psychoanalytic
• B) Eclectic
• C) Existential
• D) Behavioral

All of the followings are the weaknesses of psychoanalysis EXCEPT:

• A) Reflects the complexity of human nature
• B) Deterministic approach
• C) Lack of cross-cultural support
• D) Time consuming and expensive

According to Adler, which of the following is the “great upward drive”?

• A) Social interest
• B) Striving for actualization
• C) Creative self
• D) Striving for Superiority

All of the following are major categories of grouping of contemporary philosophical systems proposed by Blocher (1966), EXCEPT:

• A) Existentialism
• B) Essentialism
• C) Behaviorism
• D) Progressivism

According to Jung, which of the following, tend to be sociable, outgoing, an interested in parties and group activities.

• A) Extroverts
• B) Introverts
• C) Moving against people
• D) Moving away people