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…Frankenstein’s monster, Boris Karloff, did not portray a robot but a man sewn together with an abnormal brain. However I believed that the monster acted like a robot in the scene with the little girl. The girl presented a set of instructions (throwing flowers…

…control of voluntary muscle systems by breaking down of motor neurons in the nerve cells in the brain and spinal core. It affects one in every 100,000 people, more men than woman, and symptoms don’t usually develop until sufferers are in their fifties…

…traits. Biological psychology is one of a group of brain sciences called the neurosciences. Neuroscientists as a group are interested in all the diverse aspects of the nervous system, while biological psychologists in particular are more specifically…

…curiosities of daily life. This book is generally useful and has many applications for the different grade levels of science. For example, for grade nine, the Sweet Thoughts from a Tiny Brain would be a quite interesting story. This story offers a touch…

…device designed to amplify brain signals and send them to special comp- uters through a small antenna implanted in the skull of a stroke victim who was both para- lized and mute. The procedure gave the patient the ability to communicate by moving…

…, headache, breathing problems, reduced blood flow to the brain, and changes in the reproductive organs. Marijuana contains numerous harmful chemicals that can damage the lungs and cause cancer. For these reasons, I feel that marijuana should not be legalized…

…). Meaning that no matter what is done energy cannot be destroyed. Human beings have both electrical and chemical energy in their bodies. The body is organically designed to carry man’s electrically charged brain and nervous systems. When we die our chemical…

…to environment and must be studied from the standpoint of these relationships” (Calkins1). >From a biological perspective, “psychologists seek the links between events in the brain--such as the activity of brain cells--and mental processes”(Rathus18). The theories…

…with brain abnormalities and genetic predispositions. Further, I have researched encyclopedias. In one of the encyclopedias I have read, I found that, any of a group of severe mental disorders that generally have in common disturbances of feeling, thought…

…from the brain, such as the hands, and subsequently spreads through other muscle groups closer to the brain. Such early symptoms as this, however, can hardly be noticed. Early symptoms of ALS are very slight and often overlooked. They begin as simple…