Quiz Ch. 9-11 Flashcards

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1
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What region makes up nearly 80% of the areas in the cerebral cortex?

A

Association Areas

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2
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How many neurons are there in the human brain?

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100 billion

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3
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What is primarily responsible for communicating information within and between hemispheres?

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White matter

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4
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Deleting unused synapses is called:

A

Pruning

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5
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Individuals with Williams Syndrome:

A

Are frequently drawn to music

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6
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Which approach allows researchers to monitor rapid brain responses in terms of milliseconds?

A

ERP

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7
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T or F: Neuroimaging data supports the notion that there are discernible differences in the brains of adult musicians that are most likely due to training.

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True

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8
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Which area of the brain plays a central role in the processing of emotional responses to music?

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The limbic system

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9
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T or F: Genetic instructions and life experiences work together to shape the brain while early and ongoing musical training affects organization in the brain.

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True

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10
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Physiological responses to music:

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Are internal bodily responses that require a monitoring device for detection.

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11
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Stimulative music is characterized by:

A

Fast tempos and loud dynamics

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12
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Respiration is measured by a:

A

Plethysmograph

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13
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Systolic Blood Pressure:

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Represents maximal blood pressure in the vessels

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14
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An increase in conductance indicates :

A

An increase in arousal

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15
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The induction of emotions is aligned with which position?

A

Emotivist

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16
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The perception of emotions is aligned with which position?

A

Cognitivist

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17
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The sympathetic division of the Autonomic Nervous System:

A

Energizes the body

18
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This part of the brain acts as a filtering device for incoming sensory information:

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Reticular Activating System

19
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Which of Huron’s ITPRA Theory responses deals with conscious reflection?

20
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CRDI stands for:

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Continuous Response Digital Interface

21
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In a two-dimensional model, valence refers to:

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Positive and negative feelings

22
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Experience Sampling Method refers to a protocol in which:

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Participants write whenever a small device they carry beeps.

23
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Emotion contagion occurs when:

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The listener internally mimics the emotion perceived in the music.

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In Strong Experiences with Music:

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Participants write about the most intense musical experience they can remember.

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Vibroacoustics was founded by:
Olav Skille
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Olav Skille had 3 assumptions about vibroacoustics
Low frequencies can relax- high frequencies raise tension, Rhythmic can invigorate- non-rhythmic can pacify, Loud music is aggression- Soft is sedative
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Slight vibrations can increase:
Skin Temperature
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Strong vibrations will cause:
Vasoconstriction
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Optimal frequency for vibrations:
100-300 Hz
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Length of stimulation and intensity can:
Fatigue
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Percieved intensity _______ with increased time of stimulation
Decreases
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3 primary effects of early vibroacoustic research
Activation of muscle, reinforcement of active muscle contraction, Inhibition of muscle contraction
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Results of improvement of early research of vibroacoustics
Improvements in hand grip, scapular stability, functional use of limbs, range of movement
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Results of adverse reactions of early research in vibroacoustics
increased spasticity, increase rigidity, widespread tremor, feelings of discomfort
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Sounds below 20 Hz
Cannot be heard, but can still effect people.
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Sounds between 20-100 Hz
People irritated by these sounds
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Teirich's Research
Parson Sueitermyer: Deaf and Mute, experienced music through a specialized couch
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3 things vibroacoustics need:
Initiator, Transmitter and reciever
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Oscillation is:
The periodic motion of a body
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Vibration is:
The motion of a body that changes with time.
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ITPRA
Imagination, Tension, Prediction, Reaction Appraisal