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Structures in biopsychology refer to the physical components within the brain and body that are involved in various psychological processes. These structures can include specific areas of the brain, organs, or other anatomical features.
These are specialized cells in the nervous system responsible for transmitting information through electrical and chemical signals.
This is a specific structure in the brain located at the back of the head that processes visual information received from the eyes.
This is a bundle of nerve fibers connecting each eye to the brain's visual cortex, allowing visual information to be transmitted.