ATTENTION LECTURE Flashcards

1
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What are priors?

A

They fill in the gaps where information might be missing.

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2
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What is attention?

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The selection of a particular sensory stimulus or mental process for further analysis.

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3
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What is the pre-attentive process of attention?

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  • Parallel analysis
  • Determined by surrounding
  • “Bottom-up”
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4
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What is attentive process of attention?

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  • Serial analysis
  • Search light
  • “Top-down”
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5
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Which brain area is mostly associated with attention?

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Parietal lobe.

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6
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Which two processing pathways are involved in visual processing?

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Dorsal and ventral pathways.

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7
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What is the dorsal pathway in visual processing?

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From V1 to parietal cortex. Processing spatial orientation. (WHERE)

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8
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What is the ventral pathway in visual processing?

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From V1 to temporal cortext. Processing recognition and object form.

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9
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What is the role of LIP in attention?

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LIP codes locus of attention, and codes for utility.

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10
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How can utility be learned?

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With the dopamine system.

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11
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Where is the dopamine system located?

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In the basal ganglia.

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12
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Which two pathways occur in the basal ganglia? (NOT IMPORTANT FOR EXAM)

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Direct pathway –> facilitaites movement

Indirect pathway –> inhibits movements

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