Chapter 3: Fore brain parts Flashcards

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thalamus

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sensory pre processing/ sensory relay center

  • output to primary sensory cortex
  • input from sensory organs
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basal ganglia

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sensory association areas (performs movements to obtain rewards), and tied to pleasure centre

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3
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damage to basal ganglia can cause…

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parkinson’s, tremors, loss of motor control

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hypothalamus

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regulates internal states, emotion and motivation, regulates sex, hunger, thirst, and body temp.

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limbic system

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emotion, internal states (smell, motivation, memory, evolved out of olfactory system)

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what does the limbic system entail?

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thalamus, hypothalamus, hippocampus, amygdala

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amygdala

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excitement, arousal and aggression, fear.

damaged amygdala’s lead to no detection of fear.

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hippocampus

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spatial memory, physical layouts/ mental maps

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hippocampus damage

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impaired forming new memories, old memories intact.

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cerebral cortex involves what parts and controls what?

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forebrain, cerebrum.

most highly developed area, allows advanced intellectual skills

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What is the outer layer of the cerebrum called?

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the cerebral cortex or bark

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the lateralization of the cerebral hemispheres refers to what..

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that we rely more on one half than the other

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how do the hemispheres in the brain communicate?

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via the corpus callosum

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What is the corpus callosum comprised of?

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a large band of nerve fibures (axons) connecting hemispheres

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4 lobes of the cerebral cortex

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frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal

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parietal lobe controls…

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sensory integration

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occipital lobe controls…

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visual processing

18
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who discovered the motor cortex?

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penfeild, simple and complex movements

19
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What does the somatosensory cortex control?

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touch, temperature, pain

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What does the occipital lobe do?

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it’s the visual cortex

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what does the temporal lobe do?

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hearing, understanding language, memory

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if one were to experience hallucinations, what lobe in the brain would be acting up?

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the temporal lobe

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the temporal lobe controls hearing, understanding language, and memory. What ‘s the area that controls the understanding of language?

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Wernicke’s area.

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What is the Broca’s area?

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language production

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What does the frontal lobe control?
planning and carrying out actions, emotional processing and expression, selfawareness, executive functioning (impulse control, goal setting)
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what does the association cortex do?
integrates simpler functions to perform more complex functions