Emotions Flashcards

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Deep Brain Stimulation

What is the region activated, type of stimulation and type of interaction for this type of stimulation?

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  • cortical + subcortical
  • electrical
  • invasive
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation

What is the region activated, type of stimulation and type of interaction for this type of stimulation?

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  • cortical
  • magenetic
  • non-invasive
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Transcranial direct current stimulation

What is the region activated, type of stimulation and type of interaction for this type of stimulation?

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  • cortical
  • electrical
  • non-invasive
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What is the pathway for emotional/cognitive reappraisal?

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VLPFC –> VMPFC –> amygdala + NaC
DMPFC + VFPC –> amygdala + NaC

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What are the relative activities in the associated brain regions when there is successful cognitive reappraisal?

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  • decreased amygdala activity
  • increase activity in the nucleus accumbens
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When the reappraisal is negative then what is the activity level in the amygdala?

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more activity

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What regions are part of the limbic system?

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hypothalamus, amygdala, hippocampus, nucleus of midbrain and brainstem (PAG, PBN, NT), basal ganglia (striatum; NaC), cingulate (limbic) cortex

PAG - periaqueductal gray
PBN - parabrachial nucleus
NT - nucleus solitarius

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what is the difference between the hypothalamus and amygdala?

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hypothalamus - senes internal state through blood (blood pressure, osmolarity, temp) and projections from brain stem;

amygdala - senses external environment (sensory cortices) and internal sensations (insula)

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What regions of the hippocampus is associated with episodic and spatial memory?

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  • anterior - episodic
  • posterior - spatial
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Decreased activity in what regions are associated with decreased symptoms of depression?

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  • frontopolar cortex
  • orbitofrontal cortex
  • ventromedial prefrontal cortex (high value of reward)
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What regions are associated with the circuit of papez?

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  • anterior thalamus
  • cingulate gyrus
  • hypothalamus
  • mamillary body
  • entorhinal cortex
  • amygdala
  • hippocampus
  • fornix
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In the stroop effect when subjects perform the task where the colors do not match the text, what brain region is increased in activity?

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dorsal anterior cingulate cortex

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What region is associated with gut feeling/emotional forecast?

“somatic maker hypothesis”

emotional forecast - predict emotional outcome of decision

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VMPFC

in contrast, DLPFC for externally driven cues

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As perceived reward value decreases, activity in blank decreases.

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VMPFC

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Lesions in what part of the brain are associated with 100% no depression?

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VMPFC

interesting since this has to do with reward value

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What lesion in the brain is associated with 80% moderate/severe depression?