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What is meant by Dualism?

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  • mind and brain are made of different kinds of substance

- body: physical and mortal / mind: non-physical and immortal

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What does the dual-aspect theory propose?

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Belief that mind and brain are two levels of description of the same thing

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What is meant by Reductionism?

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Belief that mind-based concepts will eventually be replaced by neuroscientific concepts

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What is Phrenology?

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Idea that individual differences in cognition can be mapped on to differences in skull shape

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What is functional specialization?

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Different regions of brain perform different functions

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Name five methods used in neuroscience.

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look up

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Explain the Study conducted by Gerloff.

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  • performance of three overlearned finger sequences (piano)
  • simple, scale and complex
  • rTMS over SMA and PMC
  • SMA: induced errors only in complex
  • PMC: errors in complex and scale
  • critical role of SMA in complex movement sequences that are rehearsed from memory
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Explain the study by Perini.

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  • PA promotes learning
  • Experiment 1: Orientation-Discrimination Task
  • Experiment 2: Motor Task
  • Groups: E1, E2, and both
  • exercise significantly facilitated learning, persisting for at least 30min after exercise
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