Chapter 16: The Frontal Lobes Flashcards

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percentage of frontal lobe

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  • 30 to 35% of cortex
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2
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primary motor cortex

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  • elementary movements
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3
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PMd

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  • dorsal premotor cortex

- movement lexicon

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4
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PMv

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  • ventral premotor cortex

- mirror neurons

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5
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inferior frontal gyrus

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  • Broca’s area
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6
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mesolimbic dopamine pathway

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  • from tegmentum to PFC
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7
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dlPFC connecetions

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  • reciprocal with posterior parietal and STS
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8
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OFC connections

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  • to temporal lobe, amygdala and hypothalamus

- associative learning

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vmPFC connections

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  • to posterior cingulate, medial temporal and PAG

- emotional behavior

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anterior cingulate cortex connections

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  • to motor, premotor, PFC and insula
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11
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default mode network function

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  • resting and autobiographical memories
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12
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salience network

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  • anterior cingulate, anterior insula and supplementary motor
  • when behavioral change is needed
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13
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premotor cortex

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  • select behavior

- external cues

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14
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supplementary motor cortex

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  • select behavior

- internal cues

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15
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bifrontal lesions effects

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  • time of day

- proverbs

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16
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LH PFC

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  • encoding of memory
17
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RH PFC

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  • retrieval of memory
18
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supplementary motor cortex damage (unilateral)

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  • disruption of all movement
  • everything except fingers recovers
  • the other hemisphere’s suppementary motor. takes over
19
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corollary discharge

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  • reafference
20
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supplementary speech area

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  • extension of supplementary motor

- helps Broca’s

21
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lesions and IQ

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  • drops in temporal and parietal lesions
  • not in frontal
  • because they assess convergent thinking
22
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orbitofrontal damage

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  • low verbal output
  • rule breaking
  • shaky script
  • perseveration
23
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ventral frontal damage

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  • loss of autonoetic awareness
  • loss of context
  • problems with regulation
24
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pseudodepression

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  • bilateral but more left
25
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pseudopsychopathy

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  • bilateral but more right
26
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fluid intelligence in the brain

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  • dlPFC, medial PFC and posterior parietal
27
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posterior parietal in IQ

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  • integration and abstraction
28
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PFC in IQ

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  • problem solving, evaluation and hypothesis testing
29
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diseases related to frontal cortex

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  • schizophrenia (mesolimbic)
  • Parkinson’s (indirectly through caudate)
  • drug addiction (orbitofrontal)