Neuropsychology

2. conveys impulses away from a neuron's cell body to other neuron's, muscles, or glands
4. segment of DNA that occupies a place on a particular chromosome and carries a hereditary code
5. a chemical substance involved in pain control, memory, and pleasure
7. includes the medulla, pons, and cerbellum
8. collection of upper-lever brain structures
12. coordinates fine muscle movement and balance
13. part of the hindbrain that extends from the spinal cord and carries information to and from the brain
14. responsible for bodily sensations like pressure, pain, touch, and temperature
15. produces and regulates emotions
16. the input from the senses used in learning and memory
18. chemical messenger secreted by the endocrine gland

1. a gap between neurons that neurotransmitters are released into
3. nerve cells that recieves, processes, and transmits electrochemical information
6. receive neural impulses from neuron's and convey them to cell body
9. behaviors that areinvoluntary and automatic
10. cells that can develop into any type of cell
11. help us to hear, understand language, memorizes, and control emotions
17. part of the hindbrain tht is involved in movement and sleeping and waking