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Lecture 1
Define afferent and efferent path...,
Differentiate between the dorsal ...,
Explain the roles of the parasymp...
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Lecture 2
Explain the role of rods and cone...,
Differentiate between photopic an...,
Describe the distribution of cone...
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Lecture 3
What is the optic chiasm and why ...,
Explain the role of the thalamus ...,
What is the lgn and what role doe...
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Lecture 4
What do specialized cells in the ...,
What characterizes invariant cell...,
How does familiarity affect the f...
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Lecture 5
What are memory traces and how do...,
Explain the multi storage theory ...,
Explain hebb s theory of memory a...
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Lecture 6
What is karl lashley s principle ...,
Who was patient hm and what is hi...,
Can you explain the significance ...
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Lecture 7
What is chronoception,
How does thc affect time estimati...,
Why does time seem to slow down d...
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Lecture 8
What are phonemic fluency and sem...,
What is the relationship between ...,
How does age influence the risk o...
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Lecture 10
What are the key concepts of cogn...,
Define concrete thinking and abst...,
How can abstract thinking be appl...
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Lecture 11
What are the two systems of decis...,
What variables make up the subjec...,
Explain the concept of temporal d...
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Lecture 12
What are the key features of huma...,
What does the lateralization of l...,
How can the wada test help determ...
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Lecture. 13
What are the two dimensions of so...,
Name three key processes that und...,
What is the role of mirror neuron...
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Lecture 14
How can you assess consciousness ...,
Explain the concept of mirror sel...,
What are the two important aspect...
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Lecture 15
What are the major components of ...,
How do orientation terms differ i...,
What is the function of the spina...
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Lecture 16
What are the two main types of ce...,
How does cognition depend on both...,
Describe the structure of a neuro...
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Lecture 17
What triggers an action potential...,
What is the role of action potent...,
How is an action potential defined
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Lecture 18
What is the primary focus of cogn...,
How does cognitive psychology dif...,
Name two common tools used in cog...
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Lecture 19
How do sound waves from the envir...,
What are sound waves and what cau...,
Name the three parts of the ear a...
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Lecture 20
Describe the function of the pupi...,
What is the primary role of the r...,
Differentiate between rods and co...
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Lecture 21
What are extrastriate areas and h...,
What is the concept of a receptiv...,
Describe the results and conclusi...
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Lecture 22
What is the difference in the num...,
What is the primary target of the...,
Why do subcortical visual pathway...
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Lecture. 23
What is the function of the super...,
What are the response characteris...,
What type of cells were recorded ...
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Lecture 24
What are voluntary eye movements ...,
What distinguishes endogenous eye...,
What is the objective of the expe...
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Lecture 25
Why is voluntary control over the...,
What is the difference between re...,
At birth which brain regions are ...
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Lecture 26
Why is there a difference in the ...,
Do we consciously perceive all se...,
How does attention affect percept...
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Lecture 27
What are the three key steps in t...,
What is the significance of cell ...,
How does the plasticity of the br...
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