Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)
2021 · Paper 1
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Questions 46–48 of 65. Imported answers require review unless explicitly marked reviewed.
Question 21
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Match the neurotransmitter in the first column with its effect in the second column.
Neurotransmitter | Effect |
|---|---|
P: Acetylcholine | (i) Primarily involved in control or alertness and wakefulness. |
Q: Norepinephrine | (ii) Plays a role in the regulation of mood, eating, sleeping and arousal. |
R: Serotonin | (iii) Major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain. |
S: Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) | (iv) Involved in muscle action, learning and memory. |
| (v) Involved in Parkinson’s disease. |
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Match the depth cues in the first column with their description in the second column.
Cues | Description |
|---|---|
P: Aerial perspective | (i) The inward turning of the eyes that occurs when you look at an object that is closer to you. |
Q: Motion Parallax | (ii) The distant mountain appears fuzzy. |
R: Convergence | (iii) Parallel lines appear to converge at the horizon. |
S: Linear perspective | (iv) When we travel in a vehicle, objects that are close appear to move in the opposite direction. |
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Match the concepts in the first column with the description in the second column.
Concept | Description |
|---|---|
P: Transience | (i) Source of memory is confused |
Q: Misattribution | (ii) Inability to forget undesirable memories |
R: Absentmindedness | (iii) Accessibility of memory decreases over time |
S: Persistence | (iv) Forgetting caused by lapses in attention |
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