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    The document discusses the brain and nervous system. It notes that the brain controls movement, senses, thinking, and other functions. It also explains that the nervous system allows the brain to communicate with and control other parts of the body using nerves. The document further describes how reaction time increases with greater distances when catching an object and includes a table showing this relationship. It also asks if the brain can sometimes be tricked and provides examples of the Mandela effect and illusory motion to demonstrate this.

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    Class Notes - The Brain & Nervous System

    Name: ______________

    Date: ____/____/______

    Starter: 3 INTERESTING facts about the Brain:


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    1. OUR BRAIN
    ● What does our brain control?
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    Brain Diagram:

    Cerebrum Cerebellum Medulla Hypothalamus


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    2. OUR NERVOUS SYSTEM

    What does our nervous system do?

    Our nervous system…

    ● Our nerves controls:


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    Nerve Cell Annotations:

    Dendrites Cell Body Axon Axon Terminal


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    2b. HOW DO WE MOVE?

    Notes:

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    3. PRACTICAL - REACTION TIME

    Catch distance (cm) Reaction time


    (ms)

    1 50

    5 90

    10 140

    15 170

    20 200

    25 230

    30 250

    Attempt No. Distance on ruler (cm) Reaction Time (ms) -


    *

    1 * -

    2 * -

    3 * -

    AVERAGE: ** –
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    4. Can our brain get tricked sometimes?

    a) Sound - Mandela Effect

    https://youtu.be/7hQV77BP-30

    b)Sight - Illusory Motion

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