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| 3 Neural Communication Systems |
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-Central Nervous System (CNS)
-Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
-Endocrine System
-Coordinate and operate together to regulate all psychological activity |
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| Peripheral Nervous System |
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-Somatic and Autonomic Nervous System
-Connects CNS to the rest of the body |
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-Not really a part of Nervous System and communicates through hormones
-Hormones work through the blood system, released by endocrine glands, to target the tissue
-Affects can come on in seconds or hours and can last as long as you need
-Influences thoughts, behaviors, and actions |
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Acts on skeletal muscle (muscle attached to bone)
-It's what you can actually control |
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-Acts on visceral muscles and glands
-You can not actually control it
-Two Subsystems
-Both subsystems are always working but usually not both extensively at the same time |
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-Subsystem of Autonomic NS from PNS
-Activating System (Fight or Flight) |
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-Subsystem of Autonomic NS from PNS
-Deactivating System (Digest and Rest) |
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-Critical integrating system between CNS and Endocrine system
-It controls pituitary (in CNS) and pituitary controls endocrine system
-Controls pituitary through releasing factor that tells it when to release and what to release |
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