emotion

Question 1

4 components of emotion

Answer 1

Psychophysiology
• Distinctive motor behavior •
Self-reported cognition •
Unconscious behavior

Question 2

State of mind, emotional “state”
– On a continuum from “bad” to “good”
– Often has no identifiable source
– (doesn’t have a quality to it, its good or bad

Answer 2

mood

Question 3

Difficult to distinguish in lit (observable aspects of emotion)
Both refer to the subjective experience of emotio

Answer 3

affect/feelings

Question 4

decorticated dogs can still show rage responses.(you don’t really need cortex for emotion)
-who is this?

Answer 4

goltz 1890

Question 5

Emotional responses in cats depend on the diencephalon. (we need the diencephalon)
-who is this?

Answer 5

bard 1920

Question 6

Proposes that emotion depends on the “limbic lobe”. (amygdala not important he thought)

-who is this?

Answer 6

papez 1937

Question 7

kluver busy syndrome results form?

Answer 7

bilateral removal of amygdala and inferior temporal cortex

Question 8

symptoms of kluver busy syndrome (6)

Answer 8

-Tameness and loss of fear
– Indiscriminate dietary behavior
– Increased sexual behaviour
– Hypermetamorphosis: reacts to all visual stimuli
– Examination of objects by mouth
– Visual agnosia (cant recognize what the objects are)
( the amygdala may be important in emotion)

Question 9

• Associates +/-rewards with previously neutral stimuli
• A “pleasure centre”
• > what structure is this in emotional circuitry ?

Answer 9

mid-anterior orbital-frontal cortex

Question 10

what structure in the emotional circuitry monitors and predicts rewards

Answer 10

medial orbital-frontal cortex

Question 11

left hemisphere lesions lead to ? (the production of emotional behaviour)

Answer 11

depressive symptoms

Question 12

anterior lesions? (the production of emotional behaviour)

Answer 12

reduce facial expressions

Question 13

left frontal lesions? (the production of emotional behaviour)

Answer 13

decrease talking

Question 14

right hemisphere lesions lead to ? (the production of emotional behaviour)

Answer 14

aprosodia and deficits in comprehension and judgement of emotion

Question 15

right frontal lobe lesions produce impairments in ?

Answer 15

understanding and using humour

Question 16

right frontal lesions and temporal lesions lead to impairments of ?

Answer 16

facial expression tests

Question 17

damage to right and left frontal lobe leads to impairments in ?

Answer 17

recognizing appropriate expressions in social context

Question 18

social neuroscience seeks to ?

- two types of data

Answer 18

understand how the brain mediates social interactions

• lesions data
• imaging data

Question 19

triggers emotional responses & detects socially relevant stimuli
– what network is this?

Answer 19

amygdala network

Question 20

Thinking about the internal states of others

- what network is this?

Answer 20

mentalizing network

Question 21

involved in empathy and attributing intentions to others

- what network is this

Answer 21

empathy network

Question 22

involved in developing a concept of self

-what network is this

Answer 22

mirror/simultation/action-perception network