Week 8B Flashcards

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what afferent dos the pinnochio effect impact?

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Ia

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What sensory conflict arises during the pinocchio illusion

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1a muscles are lengthening while cutaneous info tell us were touching our nose
Conflict - convince us nose is growing

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he CNS trusting one source of sensory info over another is known as

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sensory dominance

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waht are the 3 raeas in the motor cortex?

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pre-motor cortex, supp motor area, primary motor cortex

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2 roles of premotor cortex?

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selecting motor plans for voluntary moments, preparing complex tasks/movement

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what are hte nuerons in the pre-motor cortex that singla preparation for movement?

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motor-set neurons

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what are motor set neruons and where are they found?

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found in the pre-motor crotexx - singla preparation for movement “getting set”

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what are the neurons active in response to sensory aspects associataed wtih motor acitons ?

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mirror neurons

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what do mirror neurons repsond to?

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sight and sound of actions performed by others

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are mirror jeurons alwayas active?

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yes

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2 main roles of supp motor area (SMA)

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  1. programming complex sequences
  2. coordinating bi-lateral movements
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true or false the SMA is based on new movements.

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false - based on remeberd/previous movements

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what are two things that the SMA responds to?

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1/ sequence of movments
2. mental rehearsal of sequenced movements

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What cortical neurons are likely responsible for a yawn
being “contagious”?

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mirror neurons

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does the motor homunculus represent indiviudal muscles?

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no - body parts involving lots of muscles

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what does the motor homunculus represent? what does it increase with?

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coritcal represtnion - increased with high degrees of fine motr control/wide range of movements

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the primary motor cortex relays motor commands ot the ___ via ______

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alpja motor neurons via the corticospinal motor neurons

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what pathway i the rpimary mtoor cortex involved in?

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corticospinal pathway

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when does the primary motor cortex begin firing singlas to the alpha motor enurons?

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5-100ms prior to movement

20
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what 3 thinfs does th eprimary motor cortex code for?

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speed of movement
force of movement
direction of movement

21
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what does good spatital resolution mean?

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person has high accuracy in determining WHERE somehting happens

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what is it called when a person has high accruacy in determining WHERE something happens ?

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good spatial resolution

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what is it called when a person has high accuaracy in determinign WHEN something happens

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good temporal resolution

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what is good temporal resoultion

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high accuracy in determining WHEN somehting happens

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what is it called whn electrodes are plaves all over the svalp and record the electrical actiity underneath?
EEG - electroencephalography
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what is one pro and one con of EEG?
pro - excellent temporal resolution con - poor spatial resolution
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EEG has good ___ but poor ____
good temporal (when smth happens) but poor spatial (where something happens)
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what does FMRI measure and compare?
blood flow within the cortex - measures and compares deoxygenated blood vs oxygenated to tell which regions of the brain are a active
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fMRI has excellent ____ resoltuion but poor ___
excellent spatial (WHERE/what aprts of brain active) but poor temporal
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which type of recording technique is best if we wanna determine what part of the brain is active during an acitvity ?
fMRI
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what type of technique is used when we wanna selectiely examine. aspecifi region of the mortor cortex?
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)
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what does TMS DO?
transcranial magnetic stimulation - stimulates certain regions of the brain and activates the msucles inn by these neurons
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What motor area is activated when Brian watches chris perform tasks of juggling on tightrope
premotor- mirror neurons
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as Brian prepares for his trick, he imagines the task. What motor area is active?
SMA (supp motor area)
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What motor area(s) will be activated in order to move the muscles necessary to perform the task?
all of them primary MC --> corticopinal neurons--> alpha MN's SMA --> coordinate Premotor - prep + plan
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