10 a.b. Memory 2 Flashcards
1
Q
when is procedural memory impaired?
A
after striatal damage (dorsal striatum)
2
Q
what types of patients show impairments in procedural memory?
A
Parkinson’s
Huntington’s
3
Q
what do amygdala lesions do?
A
- reduce autonomic reactivity to UC emotional stim.
- block dev. of autonomic reactivity to conditional stimuli
4
Q
what is the amygdala important for?
A
-emotional reactions to memories
5
Q
how are hippocampus + amygdala similar?
A
- necessary for acquiring new emotional attributes (anterograde emotions)
- not retrieval of old emo attributes (retrograde emotions)
6
Q
short term memory brain region
A
dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
7
Q
patients with with DLPC damage have
A
working memory impairments
-decision making impairments
8
Q
what tasks are used to assess decision-making? working memory?
A
- iowa gambling task
2. delay Tasks
9
Q
what does damage to the basal forebrain lead to?
A
- impairment in memory
- impairments in temporal ordering