8. How We Think Flashcards

1
Q

with taking in sensory information our brains are __________

A

our brains our are analyzing millions of bits of info w/out us knowing

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2
Q

conscious + unconscious processing

A

dual processing

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3
Q

what is the last area of the brain to fully develop and connect?

A

frontal lobe

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4
Q

the frontal lobe is responsible for the majority of one’s ______________

A

creativity, problem-solving, abstract thinking, and personality

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5
Q

ability to resist urges + thoughts that offer short-term benefits rather than long-term

A

impulse control

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6
Q

adult brains + personalities are not completely matured until ________

A

mid-20s

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7
Q

rod through frontal cortex, perfectly healthy but was more abrasive, ill-tempered, and changed personality

A

Phineas Gage

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8
Q

many parts of the brain can be stimulated and get a response by _________

A

probbing

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9
Q

when the ________ gets probed, there is no repsonse

A

cerebrum

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10
Q

responsible for the interactions of our thoughts, memories, problem-solving, and personalities

A

cerebrum

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11
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responsible for interpreting, integrating, and acting on sensory info + linking it to stored memories

A

association areas

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12
Q

the older we get there are more 1. ______ + 2. _____ that our cerebrum interacts with and provide us 3. ________

A
  1. memories
  2. experiences
  3. provide us w/ more efficient thinking
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13
Q

association areas are also responsible for?

A

recognizing faces and objects

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14
Q

how does the recognition of faces take place?

A

via feature receptors in the brain

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15
Q

disorder in which the association area associated w/ features are damaged, we can no longer remember faces

A

prosopagnosia

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