M6 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Input —> ________ —> _________ —> _________ —> Output

A

Perceptual Mechanism
Decision MEchanism
Effector Mechanism

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2
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Sensory information from within body

A

Interoceptors

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3
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Sensory information from muscles and joints

A

Proprioceptors

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4
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Muscle Spindles and Golgi Tendon Organs (GTO) are examples of

A

Proprioceptors

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5
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Sensory information from outside the body

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Exteroceptors

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6
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Vision, Hearing, and Smell are examples of

A

Exteroceptors

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7
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When muscle spindles are stretched, the sensory neuron sends information to the _______ to excite ____-neurons to muscle fibers

A

Spinal cord ; motor

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8
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Stretch reflex

A

Stimulation

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9
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reciprocal innervation

A

Stimulation also

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10
Q

When Golgi Tendon Organs are activated, ______-neuron sends information to ______ to inhibit motor-neurons to muscle fibers

A

Sensory ; spinal cord

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11
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Where does Afferent information go? (DAT)

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Dorsal horns of spinal cord
Ascending pathways of spinal cord
Through brainstem to the thalamus (stimulus identification)

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12
Q

Which lobe controls:
- Voluntary motor function
- Motivation
- Aggression
- IQ center

A

Frontal lobe

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13
Q

Which lobe is responsible for:
- processes touch, temp, pressure, and pain
- integrates sensory info
- helps judge size, distance, shape
- understanding of space and movement of body

A

Parietal love

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14
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Which lobe is responsible for:
- visual information being relayed

A

Occiptal lobe

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15
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Which lobe is responsible for:
- hearing and smell is relayed

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Temporal lobe

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16
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______ of cerebrum & ____ system form intention to act

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Frontal lobe ; limbic

17
Q

Motor functions are initially organized in _____-motor cortex and then the _____-motor cortex

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Pre ; primary

18
Q

_____ in cerebrum add parameters

A

Basal ganglia

19
Q

“Little brain”

20
Q

_____ receives a copy of the motor commands sent out to muscles (effectors)

21
Q

Motor commands sent via _____ neurons to ______

A

Efferent ; muscles

22
Q

How is visual information processed?

A

Time to contact

23
Q

What is the relationship between the size of object on retinal image and rate of expansion

A

Time to contact

24
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How long does it take to process visual information?

A

Depends; can be as fast as 100ms ; depend on predictability of whether vision will be available

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Temporal lobe of cerebrum & object identification are apart of which visual system?
Visual stream
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Parietal love of the cerebrum ; movement control (where object is in space)
Dorsal Stream
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Brain damage occurring to the parietal lobe
Optic ataxia
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Brain damage occurring to the temporal lobe
Visual agnosia
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Tendency for signal information to supersede information coming from other senses during the process of perception
Visual dominance
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what is the name of the varibale providing optical information about time-to-contact
Tau
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