1	Historical Perspectives on Abnormal Behavior		_____	forebrain; body temp, emotion, motivation
2	Biological Perspective		_____	hind brain; body movements, attention, sleep, breathing
3	Psychological perspective		_____	research question, hypothesis, test hypothesis, draw conclusions
4	Sociocutural perspective		_____	behaviors are a result of past; possibly related to conflicts related to unresolved experiences
5	Biopsychosocial Perspective		_____	part of dendrite on a receiving neuron that is structured to receive a neurotransmitter
6	Scientific Research method		_____	brain structure involved in; attention, sleep, arousal
7	Naturalistic observation research method		_____	forebrain; two cerebral hemisphere
8	Correlational Research Method		_____	junction between one neuron and another on which nerve impulses pass
9	Dendrites		_____	collecting data based on observations of behavior in a natural setting
10	Axon		_____	combines all three
11	terminals		_____	forebrain; relays sensory info to the cortex, related to attention and sleep
12	neurotransmitters		_____	root like structures at the ends of neurons that RECEIVE nerve impulses from other neurons
13	synapse		_____	examining relationships between variables or factors in statistical terms
14	receptor site		_____	forebrain; coordinating motor movement processes, regulating postural movements, coordination
15	Medulla		_____	long thin part of a neuron along which nerve impulses travel
16	pons		_____	hindbrain; coordination, balance
17	cerebellum		_____	Biological defects or abnormalities of the brain
18	reticular Activating System		_____	behaviors are rooted in the failures of society; unemployment, poverty, injustice
19	thalamus		_____	small branching structures at the tips of axons
20	hypothalamus		_____	wrinkled area of cerebrum responsible for processing sensory stiluli and controlling higher mental functions such as thinking and the use of languange
21	Limbic system		_____	aims to discover effect on relationships by manipulating independent variables and observing effects
22	Basal Ganglia		_____	type of correlational study of individuals and behaviors over a lengthy period of time
23	cerebrum		_____	chemical substances that transmit messages from one neuron to another
24	Cerebral cortex		_____	Demonological Model and Trephination
25	Longitudinal study research method		_____	hindbrain; involved in regulation of heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure
26	Expermintal Research Method		_____	forebrain; emotional processing, memory, hunger, thirst, aggression