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So far we talked about the CNS
Today we
What do I mean when I say we discuss an issue?
All other parts of the NS that do not belong to the CNS!
What sort of definition is that?
But things are never easy, so ...
The visceral PNS
Otherwise known as the:
The somatic PNS
all spinal nerves that
Main-Characteristic:
Parts of the NS that are encased in bone, i.e.:
When we talk about the
visceral nervous system
what does visceral actually mean?
Explain it to me!
If you don't know:
1. Is it important to understand what is going on in the lecture? ASK for clarification immediately!
2. If you can follow the lecture nevertheless, write it down and check it later with recourse to a credible source (OED)
Oxford English Dictionary (OED)
Viscera
The internal organs in the main cavaties of the body, especially those in the abdomen, e.g. the intestines.
Visceral
... relating to deep, inwards feelings rather than to intellect
The question why I bother is quickly answered:
But what should this all mean for you?
Give me your thoughts!
The ANS or:
the visceral nervous system
3 major questions:
First Year - Level 4 - of a three year BSc programme.
A module considering the import of biology for psychology
You have finished the 1. Semester and we start to engage with the
2. Semester.
A word of caution:
Please make sure you start to think about these issues and how they relate to everything else you hear, as this will come back later in the form of cognitive-neuroscience.
Importance?
We are talking about biology and psychology:
ANS conveys information to CNS and interacts thus with both, the CNS and the endocrine system
But when you look at (rational) thought and reasoning (i.e. cognitive processes), you may only get half the picture?
Can you think of an example?
Are these considerations worth a psychologist's while?
What is it?
Neurons innervating:
internal organs, blood vessels and glands
Is that important?
Function?
A system of various glands for the endocrine system.
Control-system for the endocrine system
Example?
Hence:
Science, Biology, Method &
basic building-blocks
but most prominently:
THE BRAIN
Remaining Problem:
The relation between Mind and Brain?
To re-act means to act in relation to a stimulus
So if the ANS reacts (makes you blush) then it must possess the means to gain information and to produce the result.
If CNS is this point then
Ever been infatuated?
'Butterflies in your stomach'
Ever been embarrassed?
- blushing -
And you cannot control it!
But obviously ...
well what?