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Final term Spring 2026 2 semesters ago
PSY610 Neurological Bases of Behavior

Paper itna difficult ni tha Mcqs Kafi past papers ma Sy Aaye thy hypothalamus, cerebrum, cerebral cortex aur sleep disorders Short questions Serotonin effect on sleep Dopamine effect on depression Neurotransmitter KY Naam Cell rearrangement Long question Brief note on sleep disorders Brief note on genetic programing and environmentPaper itna difficult ni tha Mcqs Kafi past papers ma Sy Aaye thy hypothalamus, cerebrum, cerebral cortex aur sleep disorders…

AI summary of this review Written from the student's text above
MCQ topics students remembered4 topics
  1. M1Hypothalamus
  2. M2Cerebrum
  3. M3Cerebral cortex
  4. M4Sleep disorders
Long questions2 questions
  1. L1Brief note on sleep disorders
  2. L2Brief note on genetic programing and environment
Short questions4 questions
  1. S1Serotonin effect on sleep
  2. S2Dopamine effect on depression
  3. S3Neurotransmitter KY Naam
  4. S4Cell rearrangement
Study tips2 tips
  1. T1Paper itna difficult ni tha
  2. T2Mcqs Kafi past papers ma Sy Aaye thy
Bisma 28 Jul 2026

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