neurophysiology of emotion Flashcards

1
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limbic system is recognized to control

A

emotional behavior

motivational drives

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2
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hypothalamus is key player for

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emotional experience and physiological responses

links the two

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3
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the anterior nuclues of thalamus is part of what

A

papez circuit

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4
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what plays a role in disgust

what disease abolishes

A

insular cortex/putamen

huntingtons

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5
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part of papez circuit, plays role in learning/memory

A

hippocampus

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6
Q

what plays a role in fear and anger

and what input required

A

amygdala

dopaminergic input acting at D2 receptors

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7
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this part of brain has after-discharge, so continue to fire after stimulus, still feel emotion over time. can’t let something go even after it is done

A

cingulate cortex

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8
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innate fear in animals associated with

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associated with olfactory cues

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9
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innate fear in humans from

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falling and loud noises

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10
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other type of fear

A

learned fear

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11
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emotional conditioning in response to fear, 2 pathways

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direct thalamo-amygdaloid (early response)
TA
indirect halamo-cortical-amygdaloid (late response)
TCA

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12
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inputs from the thalamic and cortex arrive at the ____ of the amygdala which does what and sends the signal where, then the signal is sent where

-basically whole fear circuit

A

lateral nucleus which integrates the inputs and sends them to the basal and intercalated nuclei for additional processing then all this is sent to the central nucleus of amygdala which then decides what response are required and relays info appropriately

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13
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what is strongly activated when recalling sad events

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ACC had SAD outing in tourney

lower anterior cingulate cortex

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14
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neuroanatomical basis for punishment and avoidance substrates

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lateral posterior hypothalamus
dorsal midbrain
entorhinal cortex

avoid DMing Lauren p Hale, for Extra Credit

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15
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inhibition of anger/rage requires what

A

neocortex
ventromedial hypothalamic nuclei
septal nuclei

new VMH (awards) suck nuts sept I wont get mad about it

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16
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anterior cingulate cortex 2 regions

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ventral = affective (controlling our emotions)

dorsal = cognitive

17
Q

integrating the inputs starting with ACC

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integrates visceral, attentional, and emotional input and regulates affect, relays info to the prefrontal cortex

18
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two divisions of prefrontal cortex

first

A

ventromedial which receives input from THAD

temproal visual association area
hippocampus
amygdala
dorsolateral prefrotnal cortex

19
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second division of prefrontal cortex

A

dorsolateral which gets input from mcc

motor areas
cingulate cortex
cortical association areas

20
Q

3 probable roles of pre-frontal cortex

A

reward processing (orbitofrontal) with amygdala

integration of bodily signals (ventromedial prefrontal) gut feeling

top down regulation: especially towards delayed gratification

RIT this down, there are 3 roles