the brain region that controls most autonomic responses is the sympathetic nervous system.
the brain region that controls most autonomic responses is the sympathetic nervous system.
the brain region that controls most autonomic responses is the?
sympathetic nervous system
a few types of specialized neurons, especially in the hypothalamus, act as glucose sensors, responding to changing levels of glucose by increasing or decreasing their firing rates. they can elicit a variety of hormonal, autonomic, and behavioral responses to neuroglycopenia. the hormonal and autonomic responses include release of counterregulatory hormones. there is some evidence that the autonomic nervous system can alter liver glucose metabolism independently of the counterregulatory hormones.
neuroglycopenia
schwartz (1971, 1972) examined whether specific patterns of cardiovascular activity are easier to learn than others due to biological constraints. he examined the constraints on learning integrated (two autonomic responses change in the same direction) and differentiated (two autonomic responses change inversely) patterns of blood pressure and heart rate change.
biofeedback