lecture 5

Question 1

damage to frontal eye fields

Answer 1

doesn’t affect persons ability to make saccades but affects ability to produce saccades voluntarily

Question 2

there is one Supplemtary Motor Area SMA on the

Answer 2

left hemisphere and one in the right

Question 3

damage of SMA to one hemisphere

Answer 3

unilateral

Question 4

damage of SMA to both hemispheres

Answer 4

bilateral

Question 5

unilateral

Answer 5

have symptoms associated with the contralateral limb

Question 6

unilateral damage- no abnormal experiences of

Answer 6

ownership

sensory experiences

Question 7

unilateral damage

Answer 7

abnormal execution actions
limbs act autonomously - no intens=tion
anarchic hand syndrome

Question 8

bilateral damage to SMA

Answer 8

results in utilisation behaviour

performance of object appropriate actions when a person sees an object - regardless time context ownership

Question 9

patient does not

Answer 9

deny they own actions - gives excuses

execution is normal- the intention is missing

Question 10

damage unilateral

bilateral

Answer 10

denial

acknowledges responsibiltiy