Emotions Flashcards

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Papez-Circuit theory

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Thought stream: anterior thalamus - cingulate cortex - hippocampus - fornix - mammilary bodies - anterior thalamus

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Papez-Circuit theory

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Feeling stream: anterior thalamus - mammilary bodies - cingluate cortex - anterior thalamus - cingulate cortex

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Cannon-Bard theory

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hypothalamus is central to emotion e neocortex helps to inhibit emotions

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Mcclean theory

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center of emotion: lymbic system

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Ekman and Friesen theory

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6 basic emotions: sad, happy, fear, disgust, anger, surprise

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Feldman-Barret theory

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system of emotions with 2 axes (arousal and pleasantness)
Different emotions recruit different regions: anxiety (more intense bodily feelings) recruit sub-cortical lymbic regions more than sadness

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Amygdala

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Anterior to hippocampus

Involved in emotional contents of memory and learning Reward/punishment associations

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2 pathways for emotional recognition in the amygdala

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slow: cortical-via, early visual cortices
fast: subcortical-via mid brain (superior colliculus) and thalamus

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threat conditioning is possible without self-experience? why?

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Paviovian Group, observation group, instruction group

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10
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Stronger response to fear

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right amygdala

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Bilateral amygdala damage

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poor recognition of facil expressions of fear

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Insula importante para que?

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taste, pain perception, interoception (monotoring bodily responses)

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Orbitofrontal cortex faz o que?

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envolvido no self-monotoring behaviour

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Damage in orbitofrontal cortex

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poor regulation of their behaviour no entanto eles reconhecem que foram inapropriados quando veem videos deles

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Lateral orbitofrontal cortex

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correlates withh satiety and unplesantess

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Medial orbitofrontal cortex

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involved in flexible changes in reward associations

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Anterior insula e Anterior cingulate

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pain

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Structural encoding

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specific to the view or expression of a face

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Facial recognition units

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perceptual information about familiar faces

20
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Person identity nodes

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contains semantic information about the individual

21
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Directed visual processing

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alternative processing pathway for unfa,iliar faces

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Interiortemporal cells

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respond more to face identity

23
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superior temporal sulcus cells

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respond to facial expressions

eye and mouth

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inferior occiptal gyri composto por

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Superior temporal sulcus (changeable aspects of faces)

Lateral Fusiforme gyrus (FFA) (invarient aspects of faces like identity)

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STS

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intraparietal sulcus(spatially directed attention); auditory cortex(prelexical speech perception); amygdala, insula, limbic system(emotion)

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LFG/FFA?

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anterior temporal (semantic processing)

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Causa da doença de capgras

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disrupted connectivity entre temporal face regionas and amygdala/midbrain regions

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Empathy

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shared emotional reaction to or understanding of another’s feelings or experiences

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ToM emphasizes

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cognitive aspects

30
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Emphathy emphasizes

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emotional aspects

31
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Regiões smaller em ASD patients

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ACC, STS, pre frontal cortex

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Medial Prefrontal Cortex mPFC

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mentalizing > non mentalizing, responsável pelas metáforas e ironia, importante to infer other people’s intentions

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Temporo-Pariental Junction TPJ

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responds more to high level mentalizing e false believe tasks

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Precuneus

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taking other people’s point of views

35
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Anterior temporal gyrus

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semantic concepts tipo personality traits e non social stuff