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Bell Ringer 1. Get a textbooK 2. Finish your Endocrine System Chart from yesterday. estrogen & progesterone

Updated Unit 2 Schedule Day 25 10/13 Class Reading and Graphic Organizer: The Endocrine System Day 26 10/14 Day 27 10/15 Assessment: BioPsych Articles & Discussion Questions Day 28 10/16 Unit II Quiz

Analysis Describe a situation when your development or behavior was influenced by a hormone. Which hormone do you believe was at play? A paragraph (5-7 sentences)

Bell Ringer Reminder: Unit 2 Quiz Tomorrow 1. The main function of the peripheral nervous system is to a. relay messages between the brain’s right and left hemisphere b. transmit information from the central nervous system to other parts of the body c. speed up respiration and heart rate to increase alertness d. produce growth hormones 2. The ___________ insulates and protects the axon of neurons a. myelin sheath b. axon terminal c. cell body d. nucleus 3. The outer layer of the brain is called the a. corpus callosum b. cerebellum c. cerebral cortex d. Cerebrum 4. Unusual eating and drinking habits can be caused by damage to the a. hypothalamus b. reticular activating system c. Cerebellum d. pons