The fact that there is both a high road (cortical path) and low road (non-cortical path) for fear response at least in mammals implies: A

The fact that there is both a high road (cortical path) and low road (non-cortical path) for fear response at least in mammals implies:

• A. All fear response is learned
• B. Fear response is not open to a learned component
• C. Fear is not a basic emotion
• D. Fear has both learned and unlearned components

1. Binocular vision arises at the lateral geniculate from cells that have input from both eyes.TrueFalse
2. Synaptic connections between neurons, once formed, are never lost during later development.TrueFalse
3. Blocking one eye of a newborn kitten causes loss of binocular vision that is similar to what happens if one blocks one eye of a full grown cat with previously normal vision.TrueFalse
4. Human males ten to have more cortical surface area than females, but females tend to have greater cortical thicknessTrueFalse