Pathological aging + article Flashcards

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Parts of the brain that are affected in dementia

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Amygdala; emotion regulation, memory for emotional events

Medial temporal lobe; hippocampus, memory consolidation

Prefrontal circuits and the cognitive functions supported by it

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Internal record

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strongly affected in dementia.

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Sensory deficit hypothesis

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Cognitive changes with aging attributed to changes in sensation. Task performance correlates strongly with sensory abilities. and noise also inhibits performance in young adults.

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Inhibition hypothesis

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Hard time inhibiting strong association, In=ability ot ignore irrelevant information while focussing attention on goal relevant information

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Speed of processing model

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Cognitive performance can suffer because the slowed mental operations cannot be carried out within necessary time frame, because increased time between mental operations can make it more difficult to access previous info.

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