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    2001). Gene Engineering could be used in various ways trying to improve humans. “Gene modifications can have an impact solely on a single person (somatic manipulation)‚ or on a person’s children and all subsequent descendants (germline manipulation). Somatic manipulation seeks to change the genetic makeup of particular body in somatic cells that comprise the organs and tissues. Germline genetic manipulation changes the sex cells which can modify the health of a c... ... middle of paper

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    involuntary‚ stereotypes‚ and graded. A reflex is an involuntary and stereotyped movement that elicit by a stimulus. When the response of a reflex is graded‚ the strength stimulation is proportional to the stimulus strength. Most reflexes are unlearned; however‚ some reflexes can be learned as a result of practice and learning. The five components of a reflex arc are receptor‚ integrator‚ afferent nerve fiber‚ efferent nerve fiber‚ and effector. These five components together performing a pathway by

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    Biopsychology: A specialty that studies the interaction of biology‚ behavior‚ and mental processes. Evolution: The gradual process of biological change that occurs in a species as it adapts to its environment new generations change as they adapt to changing environments Evolution has fundamentally shaped psychological processes because it favors genetic variations that produce adaptive behavior Charles Darwin:Wondered if animals were related and if all creations‚ even humans‚ could

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    Bartol (2011)‚ individuals who commit crime on a consistent basis experience lower levels of autonomic arousal while non-offenders exhibit normal levels of autonomic arousal. Individuals who exhibit normal levels of autonomic arousal experience normal levels of fear and anxiety and are pushed to socialize with their peers in order to prevent social isolation. Individuals who experience low levels of autonomic arousal‚ however‚ experience lower levels of fear and anxiety and often seek stimulation through

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    whole-brain definition has been accepted by societies throughout the world (Bernat‚ 2006‚ p. 35-43). Increasingly precise brain imaging techniques call for redefinition of death in terms of whole or higher-brain death instead of using the original somatic death as an indicator (Blank‚ 2001‚ p. 191-202). Today‚ medical professionals that gather organs use whole-brain death. It is the most appropriate definition. The people should accept this definition to keep the hospitals clear and insurance companies

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    natural & instinctive. Reflexes are innate behaviour‚ and infants are born with several. Some of these include swallowing‚ coughing and blinking. These reflexes are to enable the baby to protect itself‚ and are simple and quick responses which our bodies do automatically. For example‚ when food is in the wind pipe‚ the response would be to cough‚ to prevent choking. Or when you get a puff of air to the eye‚ you will automatically blink to protect the lens. These physiological reflexes will stay with a

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    inhibitory. Lastly‚ motor neurons produce muscle contraction‚ and motor response. Reflexes often have effects in groups of motor neurons to different muscles; sometimes at different joints in the same limb or in a different limb. Reflexes are valuable tools for clinical evaluation of how our nervous system is functioning. For reflex to occur‚ all elements must be functional and our pathways must be intact. If reflexes are absent‚ the physician can diagnose where the pathway has been interrupted and

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    with the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI) because it focuses on somatic symptoms of anxiety‚ is valid‚ and is reliable. The BAI has convergent validity due to the strength of the convergence with other anxiety scales and instruments. The BAI is reliable as well because there is high internal consistency. One benefit of the BAI is that it focuses on somatic symptoms in anxiety and the independence from depression. One drawback is that somatic systems sometimes overlap with medical conditions‚ which results

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    If you regularly dislocate your joints‚ you may have Ehlers-Danlos syndrome‚ which is a group of connective tissue disorders that are caused by the disruption of the integrity of collagen. Ehlers-Danlos is not rare‚ but it is rarely diagnosed. While there is no cure‚ there are treatments that can help alleviate your symptoms. Here’s what you need to know. Ehlers-Danlos syndrome Ehlers-Danlos is a group of six or more genetic disorders. If you have it‚ chances are high that someone else in your

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