Week 2: Part 1 Flashcards

1
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what is cognitive neuroscience?

A

Study of the physiological basis of cognition (mentalprocesses)

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2
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relevance of Camillo Golgi?

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he found the staining technique, which involves getting a thin slice of the brain

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3
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Ramon y Cajal?

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found the neural doctrine, which is individual cells can transmit signals in the nervous system - cells are not continuous with other cells - Individual neurons communicate with other neurons to form neural circuits

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4
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parietal lobe?

A

skin senses

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5
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temporal lobe?

A

sound

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6
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occipital lobe?

A

vision

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7
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frontal lobe?

A

all senses

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8
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prosopagnosia?

A

inability to recognize faces

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9
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what is a fMRI?

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creates images of structures within the brain, detecting tumors and other abnormalities, doesn’t indicate neural activity

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10
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Paul Broca?

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area in frontal lobe specialized for producing language, difficulty making sentences with damage to Broca’s area - Broca’s aphasia

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11
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Carl Wernicke?

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difficult underling language due to damage on temporal lobe area, wernicke’s aphasia

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