Psychological Science, 3e: W. W. Norton StudySpace

Click on the links below to launch the Drag-And-Drop Labeling Exercises and test your knowledge of key diagrams and figures from the text.

1. Exercise 3.4 - Genotypes and Phenotypes
2. Exercise 3.13 - Neuron Structure
3. Exercise 3.15 - Action Potential
4. Exercise 3.16 - How Neurotransmitters Work
5. Exercise 3.27a - The Structures of the Brain
6. Exercise 3.27b - Brain Regions and Related Functions
7. Exercise 3.28 - The Lobes and Hemispheres of the Cerebral Cortex
8. Exercise 3.32 - The Major Divisions of the Nervous System
9. Exercise 3.33 - The Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Systems
10. Exercise 3.34 - The Major Endocrine Glands

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