| Across |
| 3. | Unit of measurement of MRI machine’s power. |
| 4. | Shape of MRI machine |
| 7. | Name for doctor who is specially trained to interpret brain scans. |
| 8. | Neurotransmitter responsible for regulating mood. |
| 10. | Person responsible for the theory of evolution. |
| 13. | The process by which organisms less adapted to their environment do not pass on their genes, these genes disappear from the population gene pool. |
| 17. | Using animal research to test a certain cause-effect hypothesis about a certain human behaviour. |
| 18. | Variation in traits of individual organisms from the same population. |
| 20. | Gap between nerve cells. |
| 21. | Area of brain responsible for articulate speech. |
| 22. | Hormone nicknamed the "cuddle chemical". |
| 23. | Structure in mammal brains that plays a role in detecting pheromones. |
| 26. | Fill in this famous phrase about neuroplasticity; “Neurons that fire together, _______ together.” |
| 30. | Type of animal often used in psychological research. |
| 31. | Large scale neuroplasticity in which a brain area takes over the function(s) of a different brain area. |
| 33. | Process in which the brain gets rid of unused or unnecessary connections between neurons. |
| 35. | Dizygotic twins |
| 38. | Type of atom that is key to an MRI scan |
| 39. | Name for electrical impulse that sends messages during neurotransmission. |
| 40. | Mental disorder which is related to low levels of serotonin. |
| 41. | Group of people from London, England whose specialized skills who were studied to see the impact of their job on their brain. |
| 42. | Last name of researcher who conducted the study we read about serotonin and prosocial behaviour. |
| 43. | Emotion that may have evolved to prevent us from ingesting poison. |
| 45. | Unit of heredity. |
| 46. | Skill practiced in the study by Draganski to see how it affected the brain. |
| 47. | Short form for one of the brain scanning techniques we did not focus on. |