Chapter 1: Introduction To B&B Flashcards
Sulci/sulcus
Grooves, deeper grooves are called FISSURES.
Gyrus/gyri
Bumps
Forebrain
Conscious behavior
Brainstem
Source of behavior in simpler animals; responsible for unconscious behavior
Frontal lobe
Executive functions, decision making
Parietal lobe
Integrates sensations into body coordinates
Temporal lobe
Hearing, language, memory, smell, taste
Occipital lobe
Visual processing
CNS
Brain and spinal chord
PNS
Divided into somatic and autonomic systems. Somatic=sensory and autonomic=muscles and organs
The autonomic system has two sub divisions: sympathetic and parasympathetic
Innate behaviors
Relatively fixed, inherited
Learned behavior
Relatively flexible, based off of learning/experience
Mentalism
An explanation of behavior as a function of the non material mind.
Aristotle and Mentalism
Aristotle believed brain only existed to cool the blood. The mind is a separate entity.
Dualism
Both a non material mind and the material body contribute to behavior.