Chapter 3 - Methods of Cognitive Neuroscience Flashcards

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What are the two major techniques in Cognitive Neuroscience

A

EEG and fMRI

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2
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What is a classic measure in Cognitive Psychology

A

Reaction Time (RT)

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3
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In what decade was fMRI innovated?

A

1990’s

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4
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What does BOLD stand for in fMRI

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Blood Oxygenation Level Dependent

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5
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What method in Cognitive Neuroscience allows us to review the processes of the brain and not just the structure

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fMRI

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Neuronal activity uses _________ that is replenished via increased __________ flow to the active region, transporting ________

A

Energy, blood, oxygen

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7
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Magnetic Resonance causes the protons in ________ atoms to align

A

Hydrogen

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8
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Will a strong BOLD signal generate from higher or lower oxy-to deoxyhaemoglobin ratio

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Higher oxyhaemoglobin ratio

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9
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What is a 3D version of a pixel known as?

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A Voxel (a volumetric pixel)

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10
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How do you obtain a 3D perspective of the brain in a fMRI

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By slicing the brain jointly at the matching crosshairs

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10
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What are the three dimensions of fMRI

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Coronal (front or back), sagittal (side), axial (top)

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What direction do the x, y and z axes travel in an fMRI

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X = left or right, Y = front to back (anterior/posterior), Z - (top to bottom (superior to anterior)

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