Lecture 2 Flashcards

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1
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participants report daily experiences of given day by systematically reconstructing a day

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Day reconstruction method

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2
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Sensory and motor neurons are in

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Peripheral nervous system

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3
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What contains spinal and brain

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Central nervous system

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4
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Electrical signal that reaches the end of an axon, into synapse where neurotransmitters are released

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Action potential

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5
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Chemical signals that enable neurons to communicate with one another

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Neurotransmitters

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6
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Who is gage?

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Iron tool went through his frontal lobe which altered cognitive and personality capacities.

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7
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Controls breathing, swallowing, blood pressure and heart rate

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Medulla

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8
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Links cerebellum to cerebrum

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Pons

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9
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governs rudimentary vision and hearing

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Midbrain

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10
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Called small brain by Aristotle

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Cerebellum

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11
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Responsible for coordinating motor activity

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Cerebellum

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12
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Newest part of the brain
responsible for brain function that allow us to interact with the environment

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Cerebrum

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13
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5 senses

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Cerebrum

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14
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Controls basic emotions
fear, sex, caring, memory

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The Limbic system

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15
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Deals with emotions ex. fear, aggression

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Amygdala

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16
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Center of memory, learning and emotion
seen in Alzheimer’s disease

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hippocampus

17
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central relay system for motor and sensory information
sleep, consciousness and alertness

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Thalamus

18
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controls body temperature, hunger, sleep, moods, sex drive and release of hormones

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hypothalamus

19
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speech, planning, concentrating, motor control

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frontal lobe

20
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taste, touch and. body awareness

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Parietal

21
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involved with vision

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Occipital

22
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Processes smell and sounds
facial recognition

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Temporal