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Biological Bases of Behavior Franz Gall (Phrenology): earliest theory between mind and body, different shape of your skull had to do with your personality, “study of bumps on your head” Nervous Tissue Glia Cells: Provide support, nutritional benefits, structure, insulation, and repair to neurons; white stuff between neurons Neurons: receive, integrate, transmit information Page 67 Resting Potential: stable, negative charge of an inactive neuron; -70mV Action Potential: More than -70 mV causes neurons to fire Absolute Refractory Period: the one millisecond after the neuron fires that it can’t fire again Postsynaptic Potentials: Voltage changes at receptor site - Excitatory (+): more likely to fire - Inhibitory (-): less l