Misc. Flashcards

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What is prosapognasia

A

When you can’t identify faces

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2
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What is the condition called where you can’t recognise faces

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Prosapognasia

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3
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What is anhedonia

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When you can’t feel happiness

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4
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What is the condition called where you can’t feel happiness

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Anhedonia

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5
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What type of attachment would an infant have to have an enlarged amygdala

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Insecure attachment

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6
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What effect does having an insecure attachment have on an infants brain

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Enlarged amygdala

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7
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What part of the brain is larger for London taxi drivers

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Hippocampus

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8
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Why do London taxi drivers have bigger hippocampus’s

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Because they have to use their memory a lot more so it is adapted like that over time

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9
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What affect does autism have on your brain structure

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Larger brain

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10
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What is the criteria for a visual motion area

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Where there is a collection of different brain functionings that work together to create motion

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11
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Where would motion direction selective cells be found in the brain

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V5

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12
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What is commonly found in the V5 of the brain

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Motor direction selective cells

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13
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Where is the human visual motion area in the brain

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MT/MT+/hv5

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14
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When patients who have BPD experience anger, what unusual part of their brain is associated with the feeling

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The area that creates the feeling of happiness

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15
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What do EEG’s and fMRI scans tell you and what do they not

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They tell you the area of activity and how much of it there is but it doesn’t tell you what the actual process is

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16
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What does TMS stand for

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation

17
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What is the bottom-up theory of perception

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Known as a stimulus driven process because perception begins with the stimuli itself

18
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What is a optic array

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The pattern of light reaching the eye

19
Q

Why is optic array important for perception

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It contains the visual info. Necessary for perception

20
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What is the top-down theory for perception

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It is conceptual driven processing, refers to the brains use of knowledge, belief, expectation and memory