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UNIVERSIDAD PRIVADA SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD


ESCUELA PROFESIONAL DE PSICOLOGIA

TECHNICAL ENGLISH I

Subject

CHEMICAL MESSENGERS
PERCEPTION AND SENSATION

DOCENTE:
MS. Lucia B Mendoza Larico.
SESIÓN N° 04
PROGRAMACION DE CONTENIDOS

Fuente de referencia : Silabo Por Competencia – Psicología – V ciclo


AGENDA
1.Acetylcholine, endocrine system
2.Endorphin, gland, hormone, etc.
3.Absolute threshold, perception.
4.Selective attention.

CLASS 4
Previously in…

• Agenda
1. Brain- Part of the brain
2. Brain stem, hypothalamus, limbic system, medulla
3. Virtual activity –Quiz 1
What is it?
EPICS

Objective :

Learning about chemical messengers; asking for


clarification
Reading
Psych 101
Class Handout:
September 13 –
Chemical Messengers
READING
Endocrine system- This is a series of glands throughout the body. These regulate
the body by releasing hormones.
Hormones – These chemicals make the body´s cells perform specific actions.
Examples : Insulin is one type of hormone. It regulates the amount of sugar in the
blood.
Neurotransmitters- These chemical transmit signals from neurons to other cells.
Example: Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter and hormone released in the
brain. It regulates the functions of certain bodily organs.
Example: An endorphin is a neurotransmitter and hormone released in the brain. It
is produced during sensations of pleasure and pain.
Neuromodulators-these are groups of neurotransmitters.
Example : Acetylcholine is one type of neuromodulator that controls muscle
movement.
Get ready!
• Questions :

1. What is the difference between neurotransmitters and


neuromodulators?
Neurotransmitters and neuromodulators are both responsible
for transmitting signals from neurons to other cells in the body.
However, a neurotransmitter is a simple process that transmits
a single signal to one are of the body. A neuromodulator, on the
other hand, transmits information using multiple
neurotransmitter. So it sends a complex network of signals to
different areas at once.
2. What is an example of a hormone and its function?

One example of a hormone is insulin. It regulates the body´s blood


sugar levels. An organ called the pancreas produces and releases
insulin. Then, the hormone travels through the bloodstream. If insulin
is present, cells will not absorb and store sugar. Instead, the sugar will
leave the body
Reading

Read the handout. Then mark the following statements as true


(T) or false (F).

1 ___
T The endocrine system is located throughout the entire body.

2 ___
T Hormones can affect the chemicals in the blood.

3 ___
F Neurotransmitters and neuromodulators.
Vocabulary
• Fill in the blanks with the correct words or phrases from
the Word bank.
insulin norepinephrine
Endocrine system acetylcholine
regulate endorphins

1. The glands of the ___________________exist


Endocrine system in various places around the body.
acetylcholine
2. The spinal cord releases _______________and causes the muscles to move.
regulate
3. The body uses hormones to _____________many functions.
Insulin
4. _______________in the blood affects sugar levels.
norepinephrine
5. When the brain is under stress, it releases ________________________
6. The brain can control pain sensations by releasing endorphins
Read the sentence pair. Choose the words best fits each
blank
1. Neuromodulator/ hormone
hormone
A. The gland released a ____________to regulate the body’s
blood sugar.
neuromodulator
B. A_______________carries signals to many neurons at once.

2. neurotransmitter/ gland
gland
A. The skin contains a___________that creates a specific
hormone.
neurotrasmitter
B. A specific ________________sends signals to muscle tissue.
What do norepinephrine and endorphin have in
common?
• Norepinephrine and endorphins are both hormones and
neurotransmitters that are released in the brain.
Listening
Listen to a conversation between two student. Then choose the correct
answer.

1. What is the conversation mostly about ?


A. Examples of neuromodulators.
B. The differences between various hormones
C. The definition of an endorphin.
D. Relationships between endocrine glands.
Listening
Listen to a conversation between a profesor and a student. Then
choose the correct answer.

2. What does the man confuse with hormones?


A. neuromodulators
B. endorphins
C. neurotransmitters
D. glands
Listen again and complete the conversation
endorphins
Student 1 : I’m confused about 1_______ Student 2: Well, actually, they are.
Can you explain them to me ? Endorphins 4___________hormones
Are both
and neurotransmitter.s
neurotrasmitters
Student 2: They’re 2 _____________in
the brain. They send signals about pain Student 1: Really? But
and emotions. 5_______________
Don’t hormones need multiple
neurotransmitters?
Student 1. See, I thought that
Were hormones
endorphins 3______________ Student 2: No, you’re thinking
6_______________
Off neuromodulators
Speaking
With a partner, act out the roles below based in the conversation.
Then, swith roles
Homework

• Students should form groups of 5 people and develop a mind map of


chemical messengers
• oral presentation and must use the camera to present homework.
EPICS

1.Explain an imaginary situation using chemical messengers as a


examples.
Bibliografía Básica
Timothy Gilliland, Psy Jenny Dooley.-Student book & Workbook, 2009. Editorial: Express Publishing

Bibliografía Complementaría

Biblioteca Virtual – www.upsjb.edu.pe


Base de Datos
Intranet UPSJB
Plataforma Upto Date
Plataforma Turnitin
EBSCO-Host
Medios virtuales
• Word wall
• YouTube

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