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Question | Answer |
Connections of the temporal cortex | Afferent projections from sensory systems. Efferent Projections to the parietal and frontal association regions, limbic system, and basal ganglia. Left and right connected via corpus callosum and anterior commissure |
Temporal lobe function | Processing auditory input, visual object recognition, long-term storage of information |
Sensory processes | Identification and categorization of stimuli and cross modal matching. |
Affective responses | Emotional response is associated with a particular stimulus |
Spatial navigation | Associated with the hippocampus |
STS and biological motion | Activation in the STS during perception of biological motion |
Left temporal lobe | Verbal memory and speech processing. |
Right temporal lobe | Nonverbal memory, musical processing, facial processing. |
Symptoms of temporal lobe lesions | Auditory disturbance, disorders of music perception, impaired organization and categorization, inability to use context, memory problems and altered sexual behaviour and personality. |
Cortical deafness | Absence of neural activity in the auditory regions |
Impaired auditory processing | Have trouble discriminating speech sounds |
Wernicke's aphasia | Disturbed recognition of words |
Temporal lobe damage | Impaired at object recognition, complex pattern recognition |
Right temporal lobe lesions | Abnormal face perception and biological motion recognition |
Selective attention to auditory input | Impaired in patients with temporal lobe damage and can be tested with dichotic listening |
Damage to the left temporal lobe | Impairs recall of visual stimuli in the right visual field |
Damage to the right temporal lobe | Impairs recall of visual stimuli in both visual fields |
Left temporal lobe lobectomies | Lead to impairment in the ability to categorize words or pictures of objects |
Posterior lesions | Lead to a difficulty in recognizing specific word categories |
Anterograde amnesia | Amnesia for events after bilateral removal of the medial temporal lobes |
Inferotemporal cortex | Conscious recall of information |
Left temporal lobe | Verbal memory |
Right temporal lobe | Impaired recall of nonverbal material. |
Stimulation of anterior and medial temporal cortex | Produces feelings of fear. |
Temporal lobe personality | Personality that overemphasizes petty details, pedantic speech, egocentricity, paranoia, prone to aggression. |
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