Week 6 - Thursday Flashcards

1
Q

Which of our classic amnesics had complete retrograde amnesia for episodic memories?

A

EP and KC.

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2
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Which of our classic amnesics were functionally unable to create new episodic memories?

A

HM, EP, and KC.

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3
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Which of our classic amnesics were functionally unable to creat new semantic memories?

A

HM, EP, and KC.

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4
Q

Which pathway is the dorsal stream?

A

The where pathway.

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5
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Which pathway is the ventral stream?

A

The what pathway.

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6
Q

In a “what” pathway task, what might you do?

A

Choose the novel object.

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7
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In a “where” pathway task, what might you do?

A

Choose the food-well closer to the landmark.

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8
Q

Which part of the brain is associated with the what pathway?

A

Lateral temporal cortex.

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9
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Which part of the brain is associated with the where pathway?

A

The parietal cortex.

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10
Q

In addition to being a where pathway, the dorsal stream might also be a ______ pathway.

A

How. Like how I use this pencil to write?

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11
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How do we conjure up a semantic memory?

A

Cues.

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12
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Semantic knowledge of tools involves not only __________, but also _____________

A

Shape areas (ventral stream); motor areas (dorsal stream).

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13
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What is prosopagnosia?

A

Lost ability to recognize familiar faces.

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14
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What area of brain is responsible for recognizing faces?

A

The fusiform face area of the temporal lobe.

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15
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What was L.H. able to do and not able to do?

A

He could recognize common objects, but couldn’t recognize people.

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16
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What is alternative hypothesis for FFA?

A

That it’s used for areas of expertise.

17
Q

What region of the brain is affected due to semantic dementia?

A

Anterior temporal lobe, otherwise known as the temporal pole.

18
Q

Which side of the brain is affected by semantic dementia first?

19
Q

What are the symptoms of semantic dementia?

A

Difficulty naming objects
Difficulty understanding words and objects
The entire concept (fruit) seems degraded.
Sometimes extends to difficulty recognizing people.

20
Q

Are people’s visuospatial memory intact in semantic dementia?

21
Q

How is visual memory for those with MTL Amnesia?

22
Q

Do visuospatial tasks test incidental or intentional memory?

A

Incidental memory.

23
Q

Is a picture naming task a test of semantic or episodic memory?

24
Q

Is a word list task a test of semantic memory or episodic memory?

A

Episodic memory

25
Q

Did those with DAT (alzheimer’s) do better in the picture naming or recognition task?

A

Picture naming.

26
Q

Did those with SD (Semantic dementia) do better in the picture naming or recognition task?

A

The recognition task.