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Quiz by Daniel Whiting, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Daniel Whiting
about 8 years ago
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Question 1
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What are the two forms of prosopagnosia?
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Acquired and Developmental
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Apperceptive and Asscociative
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Dorsal and Ventral
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Category Specific and Amusia
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Optic and Associative
Question 2
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Someone with dorsal simultanagnosia would have problems with...
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Naming single objects
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Recognising multiple objects in a scene
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Grasping an object
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Recognise elements of an object
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See colour
Question 3
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What are the three stages in the three stage model of object perception?
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Local features, shape representation, object representation
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Primary, secondary, tertiary
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Local features, global features, object recognition
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Local features, form representation, object recognition
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Local features, depth representation, object perception
Question 4
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Someone with dorsal simultagnosia may also have difficulty with...
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Speech and singing
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Colour and form deficits
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Gaze, pointing and reaching
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Articulation deficits
Question 5
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A disorder which results in difficulty in recognising faces is called?
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Prosopagnosia
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Topographic Agnosia
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Visual Agnosia
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Face Agnosia
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Ventral Simaltanagnosia
Question 6
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Retrieval failure...
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Results from damage to the hippocampus
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Causes retrograde amnesia but not anterograde amnesia
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Causes anterograde but not retrograde amnesia
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Can be demonstrated by recognition memory being better than recall
Question 7
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Multiple Trace Theory...
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Provides an account for non-graded retrograde amnesia
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Describes the handing over of memories to the cortex
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Has difficulty accounting for non-graded retrograde amnesia
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Provides a better account for retrieval failure
Question 8
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Anterograde amnesia is rare compared to retrograde amnesia
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- True
- False
Question 9
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Which of the following describes loss of memory through retrograde amnesia?
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Last in first to go
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Last in last to go
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First in first to go
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Memory is affected equally independent of time
Question 10
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Which of the following is a characteristic of Standard Consolidation Theory
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Describes memories being handed over to the cortex
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Has trouble predicting graded retrograde amnesia
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Memories held permanently in the hippocampus
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Only considers retrograde amnesia
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