Brain and mind

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The central sulcus

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How is a cortical region that deals with more than low level perception called?

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Which of the following is most clearly associated with primary visual function?

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the primary auditory cortex is not

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The front of the brain is...

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Evolutionary increase of the human brain's computational power was made possible by

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Which direction is towards the top of the brain?

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Looking at the brain from underneath, one can see:

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The inter-hemispheric fissure

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the primary visual cortex is located

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neurons

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the thalamus

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the hypothalamus is primarily involved in

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a synapse is where

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oligodendrocytes are

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all neurones have

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the resting potential is the difference of charge

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the action potential

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neurones

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saltatory conduction

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images presented in the nasal field of view are

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the face inversion effect

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pure prosopagnosia is a syndrome in which the patient

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which of the following does not usually relate to visual function?

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neurons in the visual association cortex

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which of the following is part of the human eye

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images received on the retina are inverted (left-right, up-down), and it is overall the same in the

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the visual cortex is where

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prosopagnosia is generally the consequence of a lesion in the

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pure prosopagnosia is a syndrome in which the patient

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which of the following does not usually relate to visual function

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images presented in the nasal field of view are

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prosopagnosia is generally the consequence of a lesion in the

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the philosophy, the earliest systematic interest in the mind-body problem in phliosophy began

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As regards the mind-brain problem, the materialist monist position holds that

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as regards the mind-brain problem, the idealistic monist position holds that

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as regards the mind-brain problems, which approach holds that hat there is only one kind of object, but that it appears quite different when viewed through different classes of sense organ

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which of the following is NOT true of Rene Descartes

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which behaviourist psychologist believed that mind was an epihenomenon, or an illusion, and thus that humans might be regarded as zombies or robots?

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lesions to which brain structures produce loss of conciousness and coma?

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if we could locate the brain systems that underpin consciousness we would have solved (following Charmers) the:

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which of the following disorders can be regarded as examples of loss of core consciousness?

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which of the following is not true of the disorder encephalitis lethargica (von Economo disease)

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In philosophy, the earliest systematic interest in the mind-body problem in philosophy began

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As regards with brain-mind problem, the materialist monist positions holds that

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As regards to the brain-mind problem, the idealist monist postition holds that

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As regards for the brain-mind problem, which approach holds that there is only one kind of object, but that is appears quite different when viewed through different classes of sense organ?

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which of the following is not true of Rene Descartes?

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which behaviourist psychologist believed that mind was a epiphenomenon, or an illusion, and thus humans might be regarded zombies or robots?

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lesion to which brain structure produces loss of consciousness and coma?

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which of the following disorders can be regarded as examples of a loss of core consciousness

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if we could locate the brain systems that underpin conciousness we would have solved (following Chambers) the

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which of the following is not true of the disorder encephalitis lethargica (von economo disease)?

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which of the following is not true of the way that corvids (such as crows and ravens) hide objects when observed by other birds

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which is true of the 'rouge' or spot test

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which behaviour has not been observed in cephalopod species (squad, octopus ect)

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which of the following is true to chimpanzee language?

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which of the following brain structures are best conserved across the last 500 million years of vertebrate solution

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which of brain structure is not associated with the experience of basic emotions

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which of the following is not true of the behaviour of mammals after parent infant seperation

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in 1971, Jane Goodall described that a chimpanzee avoided retrieving a piece of fruit in front of the others, because she might have to share the fruit. Here Goodall was reporting an example of

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Thomas Nagels famous essay about bats and animal minds suggested that...

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Alex the parrot is not able to

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the orbitalfrontal cortex

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In a patient with bilateral destruction of the amygdala, which of these symptoms would be lease expected

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the limbic system is involved in

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change in behaviour

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prefrontal lobotomy

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which of the following has least to do with emotions

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patients with a lesion in the amygdala

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a member of an African tribe who had never had contact with our civilisation expressed emotions that are highly recognisable by european observers. This shows that...

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labotomy in the 1950s

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frontal patients

hard Psychology (year one ) Quiz am Brain and mind , erstellt von Sarah Warburton am 06/02/2018.

Brain and mind

The central sulcus

How is a cortical region that deals with more than low level perception called?

Which of the following is most clearly associated with primary visual function?

the primary auditory cortex is not

The front of the brain is...

Evolutionary increase of the human brain's computational power was made possible by

Which direction is towards the top of the brain?

Looking at the brain from underneath, one can see:

The inter-hemispheric fissure

the primary visual cortex is located

neurons

the thalamus

the hypothalamus is primarily involved in

a synapse is where

oligodendrocytes are

all neurones have

the resting potential is the difference of charge

the action potential

neurones

saltatory conduction