What is the cardiocentric hypothesis?
a) The hypothesis that the heart is the center for cognitive and emotional
function.
b) The hypothesis that the soul is located in the heart.
c) The hypothesis that the heart is fully developed in the fetus before the brain.
d) The theory that there is a communicative line between the heart and brain that determines behaviour.
e) The theory that the heart is located directly in the center of the body
Question 2
The study of the skull as a mean of understanding an individual's cognitive strengths and weaknesses, and personality traits is known as
a) neuropsychology
b) physiology
c) the Gall technique
d) phrenology
Superior view of heart valves illustrating position, size, and shape of each valve.
Interior view of the heart chambers.
Growth Chart for American Girls From Birth Through Age 3 Growth slows from infancy to toddlerhood b
The heart: (a) coronary arteries and veins
Conduction system of the heart.
Return of oxygenated blood to the heart and entry into the aorta (red = oxygenated blood, blue = ...