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crobinson2013

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In terms of prefrontal activation associated with emotions, the left cerebral cortex is to emotions as right cerebral cortex is to
 
  a. mimicked; genuine b. weak; strong
  c. strong; weak
  d. negative; positive e. positive; negativeemotions.

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A is an automatic, unlearned response to a stimulus.
 
  a. phenotype
  b. reticular formation c. nerve
  d. synapse e. reflex


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
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