Lecture 3 Flashcards
cortex layers, 1-6
1- no cell bodies 2- cell bodies packed 3- small cell bodies scattered 4- four parts 5- large cells, scattered, big dendrites 6- large cells, closely packed
t or f, relative widths of cortex layers changes abruptly from one area to another
true
broadmann maps
based off layers of cortex, patterning continues even on inside, differences in layering corresponds to differences in function
back part of brain v frontal v premotor v prefrontal
back part of brain- sensory information
frontal- intention
premotor- planning before moving
prefrontal- intention on a larger timescale
basal ganglia
structures deep in front half of brain, involved in patterned actions (like movement)
limbic system
back half of brain, involved in dealing with un-patterned actions (like monitoring the objective and emotional parts of an experience)
sensory information flow
thalamus to primary sensory cortex to secondary sensory cortex to multimodal sensory cortex to either frontal cortex/ hippocampus/ amygdala/ or motor/premotor and then back up again