Walter Cannon challenged the James–Lange theory of emotion, criticizing it on several grounds. Which of these is one of those criticisms?

A muscle known as the diaphragm plays a key role in ________________________.

If someone experiences something traumatic what is likely to happen to their memory of this event?

In nephrons, the _________________ carries urine to the renal pelvis.

In the Minnesota hunger experiment (1944), physiologist Ancel Keys conducted a study in which 36 conscientious objectors (to serving in the military during WWII) underwent a period of calorie restriction designed to produce a 25% reduction in the participants’ body weight. The study was primarily focused on refeeding strategies after the calorie reduction period, because hunger and starvation were prevalent in many parts of Europe during WWII. However, the research team also measure a number of psychological variables. What did they find?  

The enzyme pepsin functions by   

The pleural membrane is a protective membrane that covers and surrounds the __________________.

In the kidney, __________________ is created when carbon dioxide is added to ammonia.

In nephrons, filtrate exits the PCT and moves into the __________________________.

Boyle’s Law best illustrates which of the following processes?