Lecture 6 - Typical Math Flashcards

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cardinality

A

quantity/magnitude information

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2
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ordinality

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position of something/someone in a sequence

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3
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nominality

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code or label for something

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4
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number skills shared with other species

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  • Cultural diverse capacity building on an innate neuronal system shared with other species
    ○ John Locke, 1690
    • Numbers are a natural category that many animals can exploit
      ○ Protection against predators
      ○ Nutrition (exploit or explore)
      ○ Fight or flight
    • Requires at least approximate processing of numerosity
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5
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how do animals estimate numerosity?

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  • Neurons specifically tuned to certain numerosities
    ○ activation maximal for preferred numerosity
    ○ decreases as numerical distance to preferred numerosity increases
    • Tuning is abstract (specific pattern or density or cumulated area does not explain data)
    • Tuning emerges spontaneously (even when monkeys trained on colour discrimination)
    • Tuning curves get broader as numerosity increases
    • Numerosity-neurons in prefrontal and parietal cortex
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6
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triple code model

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auditive-verbal
visual arabic
analogue magnitude

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7
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Patient WT white matter lesion study

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  • Severe calculation deficit!
    * Cortex areas for multiplication
    Spared
    □ White matter matters!
    □ Allowing for causal interpretation
    with fMRI data
    □ Training studies needed!
    Klein et al. (2013)
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8
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multiplication training successful

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  • Trained items after training faster and less error prone than untrained items
    • After training more activation in left angular gyrus for trained (A) and fronto-parietal magnitude network (including IPS) for untrained items (B)
    • After training more activation in left temporal language areas as well as the hippocampus than before the training (Bloechle et al., 2016)
    • After training higher neural connectivity of hippocampus with other brain areas than before the training (Klein et al., 2019)
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9
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training arithmetic fact knowledge leads to

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○ stronger activation in areas associated with long term memory
○ higher connectivity of these areas

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