Biopsych Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Broca

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speech production
frontal lobe

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Wernicke

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speech comprehension
temporal

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Peterson et al

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brain scans demonstrate wernickes in listening brocas in reading out loud

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4
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Tulving et al

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episodic and semantic in different parts prefrontal cortex

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Lashley

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removed areas of cortex (10-50%) in rats learning maze route
no area more important process required entire cortex

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6
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Dick and Trembley

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only 2% modern researchers think language controlled by these areas
brain imaging shows holistic language function

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Sperry

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11 split brain individuals
image or word presented to RVF or LVF
RVF could describe LVF select matching object with left hand

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Fink et al

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PET scans identify parts active in visual field
global elements (forest) regions RH more active, smaller details (each tree) LH dominated

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Nielson et al

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1000+ brain scans
different hemispheres certain tasks no evidence of dominant side for personality

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Maguire et al

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london taxi driver more volume grey matter in posterior hippocampus
part spatial and navigational skills
complete the knowledge
longer in job more grey matter

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Draganski et al

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brain scans med students 3 months before and after exams
learning induced changes occur posterior hippocampus and parietal cortex

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Kuhn et al

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video game train super mario 30 mins per day
grey matter increased hippocampus and cerebellum

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Bezzola et al

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40 hours golf changed neural representations of movement aged 40-60
fMRI observed inc motor cortex activity, more efficient neural representation after training

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14
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Siffre

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extended time in cave
free running biological rhythm just above 24 hours continue to sleep and wake at regular schedule

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Aschoff and Waver

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4 weeks ppts WW2 bunker
all but one 24-25 hours

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Folkard

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12 ppts cave three weeks secretly sped day to 22 hours
only 1 ppt adjusted

17
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Czeisler

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evidence S/W cycle 13-65 hours

18
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Duffy et al

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some natural preference sleeping and rising early (larks) others opposite (owls)

19
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Stern and McClintock

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29 women irregular periods
pheromones gathered different stages, pads frozen, treated, rubbed on upper lip
68% women changed closer to ‘odor donor’

20
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Penton Voak et al

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prefer feminised men long-term masculine during ovulation
adaptive strategy
infradian rhythms

21
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Dement and Kleitman

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sleep 9 adults in sleep lab control EVs
EEGs record
REM sleep correlate dreaming
more vivid= more active
woken during could recall dreams

22
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Tucker et al

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ppts over 11 days and nights
large difference in duration especially stage 3 and 4
biologically determined differences

23
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Ralph et al

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bred mutant hamsters with 20 hour S/W cycle
SCN cells from foetal tissue transplanted into brains of normal hamsters
cycle also 20 hours

24
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Campbell and Murphy

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detected by skin receptor sites, 15 ppts woken at various times light pad on back of knees
deviation s/w cycle up to 3 hours doesn’t rely on eyes

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Miles et al
young man blind since birth circadian rhythm 24.9 hours unable to adjust with social cues given sedative