W11 - Encoding Valence 1/2 Flashcards

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What is the main argument of James-Lange theory of emotion?

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These theories suggested that the relationship between bodily experience & emotional experience is flipped

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On what observation about anxiety is based the paper of Hsueh et al.?

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anxiety causes increased heart rate (emotional states influence bodily physiology)

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How are Hsueh et al. modulating the mice heart rate?

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Optogenetics via ChRmine expression (highly-sensitive red-shifted pump-like channelrhrodopsin) targeted to cells that express mTNT i.e. cardiomyocytes (with viral packaging in an AAV9 viral serotype)

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What have Hsueh et al. observed in the EPM and OFT when they increased heart rate?

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Anxiety-like behaviour in both tests

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What have Hsueh et al. concluded about the ability of cardiac stimulation to induce anxiety?

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Increasing heart rate increases anxiety in contexts that would normally induce anxiety (by default)

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What was the effect of increasing heart rate in a place paradigm experiment?

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No diff but not a priori stressful

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How did Hsueh et al. identify the brain regions involved in the anxiety response to an increased heart rate?

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Activity-dependent labelling + clarity process

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How did Hsueh et al. show that the posterior insular cortex is required for the anxiogenic effect in response to an increase in heart rate, but not the prefrontal cortex?

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Photoinhibition of regions identified with the labelling + clarity process.

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