AdrenalglandsCentralnervoussystemWernicke’sareaNeuralfiringSensorycortexEndocrinesystemRighthemisphereSpinalcordCellbodyBroca’sareaComputerizedaxialtomography(CAT or CTscan)NeurotransmittersFunctionalMRI(fMRI)ActionpotentialPositronemissiontomography(PET scan)ThalamusForebrainDendritesTemporallobesLobesCerebellumAfferentneuronsReceptorsitesAutonomicnervoussystemHemispheresAmygdalaExcitatoryneurotransmittersMidbrainSerotoninLimbicsystemEfferentneuronsSynapseHippocampusMyelinsheathLefthemisphereParietallobesDopamineMotorcortexSomaticnervoussystemFrontallobesBrainplasticityCorpuscallosumMonozygotictwinsLesionsThresholdOccipitallobesPonsParasympatheticnervous systemaxonNeuronAcetylcholineHypothalamusBrainlateralizationAssociationareaSympatheticnervoussystemHindbrainAccidentsMagneticresonanceImaging(MRI scan)All-or-noneprincipleElectroencephalogram(EEG)EndorphinsMedullaPeripheralnervoussystemInhibitoryneurotransmittersReticularformationTerminalbuttonsNeuroanatomyCerebralcortexAdrenalglandsCentralnervoussystemWernicke’sareaNeuralfiringSensorycortexEndocrinesystemRighthemisphereSpinalcordCellbodyBroca’sareaComputerizedaxialtomography(CAT or CTscan)NeurotransmittersFunctionalMRI(fMRI)ActionpotentialPositronemissiontomography(PET scan)ThalamusForebrainDendritesTemporallobesLobesCerebellumAfferentneuronsReceptorsitesAutonomicnervoussystemHemispheresAmygdalaExcitatoryneurotransmittersMidbrainSerotoninLimbicsystemEfferentneuronsSynapseHippocampusMyelinsheathLefthemisphereParietallobesDopamineMotorcortexSomaticnervoussystemFrontallobesBrainplasticityCorpuscallosumMonozygotictwinsLesionsThresholdOccipitallobesPonsParasympatheticnervous systemaxonNeuronAcetylcholineHypothalamusBrainlateralizationAssociationareaSympatheticnervoussystemHindbrainAccidentsMagneticresonanceImaging(MRI scan)All-or-noneprincipleElectroencephalogram(EEG)EndorphinsMedullaPeripheralnervoussystemInhibitoryneurotransmittersReticularformationTerminalbuttonsNeuroanatomyCerebralcortex

Biological Bases of Behavior - 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. Adrenal glands
  2. Central nervous system
  3. Wernicke’s area
  4. Neural firing
  5. Sensory cortex
  6. Endocrine system
  7. Right hemisphere
  8. Spinal cord
  9. Cell body
  10. Broca’s area
  11. Computerized axial tomography (CAT or CT scan)
  12. Neurotransmitters
  13. Functional MRI (fMRI)
  14. Action potential
  15. Positron emission tomography (PET scan)
  16. Thalamus
  17. Forebrain
  18. Dendrites
  19. Temporal lobes
  20. Lobes
  21. Cerebellum
  22. Afferent neurons
  23. Receptor sites
  24. Autonomic nervous system
  25. Hemispheres
  26. Amygdala
  27. Excitatory neurotransmitters
  28. Midbrain
  29. Serotonin
  30. Limbic system
  31. Efferent neurons
  32. Synapse
  33. Hippocampus
  34. Myelin sheath
  35. Left hemisphere
  36. Parietal lobes
  37. Dopamine
  38. Motor cortex
  39. Somatic nervous system
  40. Frontal lobes
  41. Brain plasticity
  42. Corpus callosum
  43. Monozygotic twins
  44. Lesions
  45. Threshold
  46. Occipital lobes
  47. Pons
  48. Parasympathetic nervous system
  49. axon
  50. Neuron
  51. Acetylcholine
  52. Hypothalamus
  53. Brain lateralization
  54. Association area
  55. Sympathetic nervous system
  56. Hindbrain
  57. Accidents
  58. Magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI scan)
  59. All-or-none principle
  60. Electroencephalogram (EEG)
  61. Endorphins
  62. Medulla
  63. Peripheral nervous system
  64. Inhibitory neurotransmitters
  65. Reticular formation
  66. Terminal buttons
  67. Neuroanatomy
  68. Cerebral cortex