Neurophysiology of emotion (Karius) Flashcards

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This structure is a key player in the limbic system, in emotional experience, and physiological responses (connection to ANS)

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hypothalamus

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This structure of the limbic system is involved in both input and output

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Thalamus

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This nucleus of the basal ganglia (part of limbic system) is important in producing pleasure

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nucleus accumbens (NAc)

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This part of the limbic system plays a role in learning/memory and part of Papez circuit

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Hippocampus

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This part of the limbic system associated with emotion, particularly FEAR. Plays a role in learning and memory. Also associated with Anger

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Amygdala

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This part of the limbic system is mostly paleocortex. Many of the neurons show after-discharge which is associated with not being able to let go of anger

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cingulate cortex

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Which type of fear is unconditioned? which is conditioned?

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Innate=unconditioned –> falling & loud noises most frequently cited

Learned=conditioned

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Name the pathway for the early response of fear:

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Direct Thalamo-amygdaloid

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Name the pathway for the late response of fear:

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Indirect thalamo-cortical-amygdaloid

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This part of the amygdala integrates the inputs

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lateral nucleus

i.e., the pairing of sound and an electrical shock

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After the lateral nucleus of the amygdala integrates the inputs (neuroanatomical basis of fear), the paired information is sent to __ nuclei for additional processing

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basal and intercalated nuclei

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in the neuroanatomical basis of fear, information from the lateral, basal, and intercalated nuclei are sent to the __ nucleus of the amygdala which decides what responses are required and relays information appropriately

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central nucleus

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what can you expect a person’s response to be with a damaged amygdala with a scary stimulus?

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fear is not perceived, conditioning related to fear does not occur

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which area is strongly activated in response to sadness?

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lower sector of anterior cingulate cortex

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anatomical substrates for punishment/avoidance?

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lateral posterior hypothalamus
dorsal midbrain
entorhinal cortex (smell tiger urine and avoid area because you don't want to get eaten by the tiger)
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neuroanatomical region for Disgust? what disease associated when damaged?

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Insular cortex

Huntington’s

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anger and rage associated with what region? requires what input and receptors?

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Amygdala

requires dopamienrgic input acting at D2 receptors

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Thie __ role in emotion is integration of visceral, attentional, and emotional input. Regulation of Affect-particularly top-down control (Controlling our emotions). It monitors or detects conflict between our “functional” state (right now) and new info that has potential or motivational consequences

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anterior cingulate cortex

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Reward processing, Integration of bodily signals (gut feeling), and top-down regulation is the role of the __

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pre-frontal cortex