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1
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New Concepts in WJ4 Cog

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Learning efficiency and retrieval efficiency

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2
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WJ4 score used to predict achievement

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Scholastic Aptitude

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3
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WISC V: What does 23 point index score discrepancy mean?

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Could be clinical or non-clinical, FSIQ still predictive

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4
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WISC V Integrated: If you get full credit on ____ you do not readminister items on the ____

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arithmetic, arithmetic process score

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5
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WISC V Integrated: Which way do letter cubes face on spatial span?

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toward examiner

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6
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WISC V Integrated: Cancellation abstract reduces demands on ____ & ____

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categorical reasoning and semantic processing

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7
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Reward center of the brain

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Nucleus accumbens (part of basil ganglia in forebrain)

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8
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Reward center and theory of mind location

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anterior cingulate cortex

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9
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Damage to orbitofrontal and ventromedial prefrontal cortex causes _____

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reactive aggression

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10
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Early starter delinquents

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developmental disability, more likely to be caught

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11
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Ability to learn, store, and consolidate new info

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learning efficiency

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12
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Brain structure: verbal dyscalculia

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left angular gyrus

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13
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Brain structure: spatial map, number line

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Horizontal interparietal sulcus (HIPS)

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14
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Brain structure: empathy, inhibition, reward/ punishment

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orbitofrontal cortex

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15
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Brain structure: theory of mind

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medial prefrontal cortex

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16
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Brain structure: reading

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left orbitolateral

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17
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Herschel’s gyrus

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Sound discrimination

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18
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Brain structure: Verbal fluency

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left dorsolateral

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19
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Brain structure: Affect, social interactions, apathy, poor initiating

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anterior cingulate

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20
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Brain structure: Luria’s secondary zone

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extrastriate cortex

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21
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Brain structure: perception of objects

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extrastriate cortex

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22
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Brain structure: 2 handed coordinated movement

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supplemental motor cortex

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23
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Brain structure: Luria’s primary zone

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striate cortex

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24
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Brain structure: shifting attention

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dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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25
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Weak, slow speech

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dysarthria

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26
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motor planning of speech & other functions

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apraxia

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27
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Motor nerves are _____

Sensory nerves are ____

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Motor= ventral
sensory= dorsal
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28
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Brain structure: automatically recognizing words in print

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insular cortex

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29
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Where is primary auditory cortex

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temporal lobe

30
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pain and temperature pathway

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anterolateral

31
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touch, proprioception, movement pathway

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dorsal column medical lemniscal

32
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Brain structure: Gerstmann Syndrome

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Left parietal

33
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Brain structure: NVLD

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white matter in R hemisphere

34
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white matter tracts

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commissural, association, projection

35
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IDEA definition of TBI does not include _______

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no congenital, degenerative, or birth trauma

36
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Ages most at risk for head injuries

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0-4 and 15-19

37
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Primary causes of infant TBI

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falls and abuse

38
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SMAARTI

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systematic method of analyzing assessment results to tailor interventions

39
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SMAARTI types of evaluation data

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primary- internal, standardized scores, progress monitoring
secondary- internal factors rating scales, classroom obx, interviews
tertiary- external factors that impact learning (classroom)

40
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Word banks and story prompts are good for _____ weakness

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Glr- long term retrieval

41
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Teach2 A sustained attention tasks

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vigil, SART, cerberus, RT

42
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Teach2 A switching task

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red blues, bags shoes

43
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Teach2 A selective tasks

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Hectory, Troy, Hecuba

44
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Birth of new neurons most extensive where?

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hippocampus near olfactory bulb

45
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Parasympathetic vs. sympathetic

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para= calm, symp= fight or flight

46
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most active during positive emotions

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Left frontal

47
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most active during negative emotions

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Right frontal

48
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multiple choice on WISC V integrated designed to ______

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reduce verbal expression and memory retrieval demands

49
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CLIM pattern of decline plus bars in shaded range means?

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No disability

50
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Percentage of Americans who have ever used illicit drugs

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48.3

51
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neuropsych in English Language Learners

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1) test in English 2) retest weaknesses in native language 3) verify weakness with other measures

52
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What year did TBI become part of IDEA?

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1990

53
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Juvenille MD associated with learning problems before motor problems (also ADHD, anxiety)

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Myotonic muscular dystrophy

54
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1990’s was known as decade of the ______

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brain

55
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the ______takes in sensory info and passes it on to the cortex

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thalamus

56
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implicated in regulation of feeding and drinking

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hypothalamus

57
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the hypothalamus controls the _________

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endocrine system

58
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EEG has good ____ resolution but poor ____

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good temporal resolution, poor spatial resolution

59
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First brain imaging of living people

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CT scan, does not provide measure of brain activity over time

60
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imaging fiber pathways in the brain

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diffusion tensor imaging

61
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imaging ongoing brain activity

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PET scan- uses radioactive 2-DG

62
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safest imaging

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fMRI- also good spatial resolution

63
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WISCV integrated multiple choice tests

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similarities, vocab, block design

64
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RBANS assesses how many domains

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5

65
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CHT stages

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Theory, Hypothesis, data collection, interpretation

66
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aphasic agraphia

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traditional subtype that involves writing and language

67
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primary auditory cortex is located______

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superior part of temporal lobe

68
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aphasia with intact comprehension and spontaneous speech but difficulty with repeating words

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conduction aphasia

69
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brain structure that recognizes faces

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fusiform gyrus

70
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WISCV 2 working memory subtests on WMI

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digit span, picture span

71
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poor initiating & apathy

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orbitofrontal cortex

72
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frontal subcortical circuit involved with handwriting

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Motor circuit

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