week 12 Flashcards

1
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cognitive function

A

process whereby an individual is able to perceive, recognize or understand thoughts and ideas

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2
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Stroop test

A

say the color of the word, not the word itself

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3
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flanker test

A

override habits

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4
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emotion recognition

A

which emotion is depicted the expression

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5
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emotional perspective taking

A

what emotional expression is hidden behind the mask

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6
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affective responsiveness

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how would you feel in this situation?
which emotional expression would you show ?

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7
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executive function control

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-processes control cognitive function-oriented toward goal-directed behavior
- the process includes scheduling, planning, and working memory
- tasks do not become automatic over time

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8
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marshmallow test

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a really strong predictor of outcomes in life because a delay of gratification and self-regulation is an important executive function

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9
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effect on exercise on executive control

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10
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episodic

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-personal memories
-conscious retrieval of events
-detail of events

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11
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semantic

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-knowing birthdays
-capitals of the world
-vocabulary

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12
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long term memory: implicit

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does not require conscious awareness
(emotions, perception, body action and body memories)

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13
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effects of exercise on an aging brain

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-PA has a decreased risk of dementia
- reduced chance of mild cognitive impairments
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14
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3 neurological benefits

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  1. while exercising, oxygen saturation and angiogenesis occur in areas of the brain associated with rational thinking
  2. exercise drops stress hormones and increases the number of neurotransmitters like serotonin and norepinephrine
  3. exercise upregulates neurotrophins, theses support the survival and differentiation of neurons in the developing brain
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15
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Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF)

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-fertilizer of the brain
help maintain the life of your brain cells and grow the brain proteins
- heavily involved in the plasticity concept of the brain
- Low levels of BDNF have been associated with depression and anxiety

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16
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benefits of BDNF

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improved learning and memory
- may trigger the production of more serotonin
- helps with new skill acquisition
- improved mood
-lower rates of Alzheimers

17
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BDNF & EXERCISE

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-Frequent aerobic training (running, or walking) for elderly populations
ranging from 45 min three times a week for 12 weeks, to 60 min five times a
week for 6 months, and a range of 60–90% of VO2max, 50–75% of heart
rate reserve) magnifies this increase.

18
Q

serotonin

A

naturally occurring substance
that functions as a neurotransmitter to carry
signals between nerve cells (via neurons)
throughout your body.
- helps with sleep, sexual function, and bone health
-helps with mood regulation and memory