hypothalamusserotoninFrontalsynapsesensoryneuronPhineasGageinterneuronsParietalfMRIcontralateralcontrolAxonterminalsWernicke’sAreaDendritesRogerSperry(1959–1968)dopaminePrimarySensoryCortexPrimaryMotorCortexTemporalPeripheralNervousSystemParasympatheticNervousStystemCTPrimaryAuditoryCortexSoma/CellbodymotorneuronAutonomicNervoussystemsplit-brainexperimentscorpuscallosumelectro-chemicalsignalEEGreticularformationthalamusPrimaryVisualCortexCentralNervousSystemtransmissionMidbrainSympatheticNervousSystemMRISomaticNervousSystem–sensory andmotorOccipitalneurotransmittersMyelinsheathCerebralcortexForebrainBroca’sAreaPre-frontalCortexMedullalocalisationof lobefunctioncasestudyHindbrainAxoncerebellumhypothalamusserotoninFrontalsynapsesensoryneuronPhineasGageinterneuronsParietalfMRIcontralateralcontrolAxonterminalsWernicke’sAreaDendritesRogerSperry(1959–1968)dopaminePrimarySensoryCortexPrimaryMotorCortexTemporalPeripheralNervousSystemParasympatheticNervousStystemCTPrimaryAuditoryCortexSoma/CellbodymotorneuronAutonomicNervoussystemsplit-brainexperimentscorpuscallosumelectro-chemicalsignalEEGreticularformationthalamusPrimaryVisualCortexCentralNervousSystemtransmissionMidbrainSympatheticNervousSystemMRISomaticNervousSystem–sensory andmotorOccipitalneurotransmittersMyelinsheathCerebralcortexForebrainBroca’sAreaPre-frontalCortexMedullalocalisationof lobefunctioncasestudyHindbrainAxoncerebellum

11ATAR Biological Psychology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. hypothalamus
  2. serotonin
  3. Frontal
  4. synapse
  5. sensory neuron
  6. Phineas Gage
  7. interneurons
  8. Parietal
  9. fMRI
  10. contralateral control
  11. Axon terminals
  12. Wernicke’s Area
  13. Dendrites
  14. Roger Sperry (1959–1968)
  15. dopamine
  16. Primary Sensory Cortex
  17. Primary Motor Cortex
  18. Temporal
  19. Peripheral Nervous System
  20. Parasympathetic Nervous Stystem
  21. CT
  22. Primary Auditory Cortex
  23. Soma/Cell body
  24. motor neuron
  25. Autonomic Nervous system
  26. split-brain experiments
  27. corpus callosum
  28. electro-chemical signal
  29. EEG
  30. reticular formation
  31. thalamus
  32. Primary Visual Cortex
  33. Central Nervous System
  34. transmission
  35. Midbrain
  36. Sympathetic Nervous System
  37. MRI
  38. Somatic Nervous System– sensory and motor
  39. Occipital
  40. neurotransmitters
  41. Myelin sheath
  42. Cerebral cortex
  43. Forebrain
  44. Broca’s Area
  45. Pre-frontal Cortex
  46. Medulla
  47. localisation of lobe function
  48. case study
  49. Hindbrain
  50. Axon
  51. cerebellum