Week 1: Mind Brain Relationships Flashcards

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What is meant by “Brain Mind Relationships”?

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Precursor to localisation theory - the brain produces human behaviour. Links between neural circuits and brain functions/behaviour.

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Ancient Egypt

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Believed that the HEART was the centre of soul/memory/behaviour

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Aristotle

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Heart as organ of thought/sensation. Psyche responsible for intelligence, but was immaterial and not connected to the body

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Hippocrates

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Started to write about the importance of the brain in terms of intelligence and sensation

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Galen

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Used animal dissection to study brain-behaviour relationships - mostly focussing on PHYSICAL functions rather than higher order mental processes

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Descartes

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Assumed the pineal gland was the locus of mind/control

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Willis

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Detailed description of brain functions - localised structure to function, e.g. cerebrum areas responsible for sensation/movement

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Broca

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Provided the strongest evidence for localisation theory - “Broca’s Area” (among others) plays an important role in expressive language.

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9
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Wernicke

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Associated damage to the temporal lobe with the comprehension of language

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