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- What does the biological approach suggest about psychological behavior?
- Why must we look at biological structures to understand human behavior?
- Where does the mind reside according to the biological perspective?
- How does the cognitive approach differ from the biological approach?
- What does neurochemistry refer to?
- What role do neurotransmitters play in behavior?
- What mental disorder is associated with low serotonin levels?
- What mental disorder is linked to overproduction of dopamine?
- How are psychological characteristics inherited?
- What do twin studies investigate?
- What are concordance rates?
- What is expected of identical twins regarding genetic characteristics?
- How do non-identical twins differ in genetic sharing?
- What is the assumption about the environment in twin studies?
- What is a genotype?
- What is a phenotype?
- How can identical twins have different phenotypes?
- What do biological psychologists believe about behavior?
- Who proposed the theory of natural selection?
- What does the theory of natural selection explain?
- How does natural selection occur in nature?
- What is the analogy used to explain natural selection?
- What happens to traits if an individual survives but does not reproduce?
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