Indolamine is also known as _____________.

• A) Amino Acid
• B) Peptide
• C) Acetylcholine
• D) 5 hydroxytrytamine

Amphibians and Reptilians depend on which of the following for their temperature regulation?

• A) External environment
• B) Self regulatory system
• C) Cerebral cortex
• D) Internal environment

Which of the following is a small molecule transmitter, which works on the neuromuscular joints?

• A) Neuropeptides
• B) Monoamines
• C) Indoleamine
• D) Acetylcholine

Which of the following lies between the Tectum and Substantia Nigra?

• A) Tegmentum
• B) Hypothalamus
• C) Corpus callosum
• D) Substantia Nigra

Which of the following parts of a neuron plays a significant role in forming more connections between nucleus cells and during cell competition?

• A) Synapse
• B) Myelin Sheath
• C) Nucleus
• D) Cell body

Which of the following hypothesis proposes that cells follow their locations?

• A) The Cell determination hypothesis
• B) The Blueprint hypothesis
• C) The Chemoaffinity hypothesis
• D) Topographic gradient hypothesis

Which of the following is the type of glial cells that is the largest star shaped cell in the brain?

• A) Microglia
• B) Astrocytes
• C) Oligodendrocytes
• D) Phagocytes

The theory of Chemoaffinity Hypothesis is based on the work of________________.

• A) Sperry and his colleagues
• B) Jean Charcot and his colleagues
• C) Freeman and his colleagues
• D) Craig Olson and his colleagues

Which of the following has the tectum which comprises of the inferior (for auditory system) and the superior colliculi (for visual system)?

• A) Myelencephalon
• B) Mesencephalon
• C) Diencephalon
• D) Telencephalon

Which of the following activate during the regulation of motivational and other states (circadian rhythms, stress) to influences hormonal levels and thereby influence behavior?

• A) Neurohormones
• B) Neuroregulators
• C) Neuromodulators
• D) Neurotransmitters

Which of the following results due to lack of oxygen supply to the mother during last trimester of pregnancy?

• A) Anemia
• B) Heart disorder
• C) Hypoxia
• D) Mental retardation

According to Rozenwieg's experiments on new rats, complex environment produces a/an:

• A) More enriched brain
• B) Abnormally big size brain
• C) Brain unable to resolve conflict
• D) Normal brain

Huntington’s chorea is due to the degeneration of:

• A) Substantia Nigra
• B) Hypothalamus
• C) Basal ganglia
• D) Corpus callosum

In SNST, what is the cut-off score for subjects aged 18-49 years?

• A) 92
• B) 99
• C) 96
• D) 100

Which of the following abilities of the subject should be assessed before administering SNST?

• A) Ability to distinguish primary colors.
• B) Ability to identify the four colors used in SNST.
• C) Ability to memorize the sequence of colors presented.
• D) Ability to read and write fluently in multiple languages.

How much time is allowed for the subject to respond to the C-W Stimulus Sheet?

• A) 240 seconds
• B) 180 Seconds
• C) 60 seconds
• D) 120 seconds

SNST is appropriate for which of the following age groups?

• A) 18-80 years
• B) 30-60 years
• C) 16-90 years
• D) 20-60 years

Color-Word scores are calculated by the formulae; No. of correct responses or No. of items completed - Incorrect responses.

• A) True
• B) False
• C)
• D)

What is the cut-off score for subjects aged 50 years and above?

• A) 62
• B) 75
• C) 65
• D) 70

What does SNST stand for?

• A) Stroop Non-physiological Screening Test
• B) Stroop Neuropsychological Screening Test.
• C) Stroop Neurophysiological Screening Test.
• D) Stroop Non-Psychological Screening test.