The two main structures of the brain stem are the ________
a. hippocampus and the amygdala.
b. cerebellum and the thalamus.
c. thalamus and the hypothalamus.
d. medulla and the pons.
Answer: d
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A. Ayres et al. (1979) recorded the sound of a trumpet making a /wah/ sound and used as a suffix. If subjects thought it was a trumpet there was no suffix effect, if they thought it was a person there was a suffix effect. B. Spoehr & Corin (1978) found that you get a suffix effect even when the suffix is mouthed, but not spoken. C. Neath et al. (1993) had a person make the sound of a sheep. If subjects thought it was a sheep there was no suffix effect, if they thought it was a person there was a suffix effect. D. Conrad & Hull (1968) found that if subjects read a list silently then there is a much smaller recency effect than if they read a list aloud.
Our ability to breathe is controlled by the ________ which is located within the ________
a. medulla; brainstem b. thalamus; forebrain c. cerebellum; midbrain d. brain stem; medulla e. pons; forebrain