Studies Flashcards

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What do Corbetta & Shulman (2002) contribute to attention research?

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They proposed the division between the dorsal (goal-directed) and ventral (stimulus-driven) attention networks.

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What did Wimmer et al. (2015) show about top-down attention?

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The prefrontal cortex modulates thalamic input via the thalamic reticular nucleus (TRN) to support selective attention.

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Why is Dejerine (1890s) important for reading research?

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His case study of Mr. C established a link between left vOTC damage and pure alexia, highlighting the VWFA’s role.

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What did Cohen et al. (2000) demonstrate using fMRI?

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The Visual Word Form Area (VWFA) is selectively activated by real words, confirming its role in reading.

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What is the hub-and-spoke model proposed by Patterson et al. (2007)?

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Concepts are formed by integrating sensory ‘spokes’ through a central hub in the anterior temporal lobe (ATL).

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What did Hauk et al. (2004) show about grounded cognition?

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Reading action words activates corresponding motor areas, supporting embodied conceptual representation.

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What brain regions were found active in McGuire et al. (1996)?

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Broca’s area and auditory cortex were active during inner speech and auditory hallucinations.

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Why is Hurlburt et al. (2013) significant for inner speech?

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They developed Descriptive Experience Sampling (DES), a method for studying spontaneous inner speech in real time.

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What did Dehaene et al. (2006) show about conscious perception?

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Conscious stimuli lead to widespread brain activation, supporting the Global Workspace Theory.

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What is Baars (1988) known for?

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Proposing the Global Workspace Theory, where consciousness involves globally broadcasting information to different brain areas.

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What did Shaywitz et al. (2002) find in dyslexia research?

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Dyslexic readers show reduced activation in the left VWFA and temporoparietal cortex, with compensatory right-hemisphere activity.

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What did Temple et al. (2003) demonstrate in dyslexia intervention?

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Phonological training increases activation in left hemisphere regions and improves reading accuracy in dyslexic children.

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