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What hemishpere is language concentrated in? |
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| Damage to language functioning; results in difficulties of formulation, expressing and understanding language |
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| Difficulty pronouncing words, effortful; display 'telegraphic' speech; only the most important words are communicated |
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Wernicke's Aphasia
Semantic Paraphasia
Phonemic Paraphasia
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Productiong is fluent, but the words aren't always meaningful; trouble understanding language.
Semantic Paraphasia- use a word that has a similar meaning to intended word
Phonemic Aphasia- use a word that sounds similar to intended word
Neologism- making up words |
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| What occurs when there's damage to white matter tracts connecting Broca's and Wernicke's area; these individuals have trouble repeating words |
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Transcortical Motor Aphasia
Transcortical Sensory Aphasia |
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TMA- similar to Broca's, but can repeat words back
TSA- similar to Wernicke's, but can repeat words back |
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| Why can't we categorize language to just Broca's or Wernicke's area? |
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- Oversimplifies symptoms
- Over simplifies the dichotomy of receptive/expressive language
- Oversimplifies the role of the anatomical brain regions
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| What does right-hemisphere dysfunction (RHD) lead to? |
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| Aprosodic speech- speaking at one pitch; have difficulty following threat of the story; have difficulty making inferences |
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Where message production takes place...
- Motor cortex controls mouth and tounge
- Broca's area- involved in planning and coordinating the message
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Where language comprehension takes place...
- Primary auditory cotex receives and analyzes
- Wernicke's Area- language comprehension and organizes underlying message
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The study of phonemes, a languages sound system
Includes rules specifying how sounds can be arranged in words |
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The study of the meaning in language.
Pieces of meaning that define a word (ex: lollipop= sticky, sweet). |
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| The study of sentence structure and how words are ordered |
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| There is not a unitary language center, there are multiple components. |
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| Transposing phonemes between nearby words ("my zips are lipped") |
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| Slips from the unconscious. Freud thought they showed hidden desires. Motley experiment of pariring words with shocks. |
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| At any given moment different concepts are activated in the mind that spread to neighboring concepts. WHAT DO COWS DRINK? NOT GOD DAMN FUCKING MILK |
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| Depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, appetite and sleep loss, psychomotor retardation, fatigue, concentration, indeciviesness, low self-esteem and guilt |
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| Neuropsychology of Depression |
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- Decreased Executive Functioning- shifting between tasks, planning ahead inhibition, upadating
- Attention- selective on negative aspects
- Memory- episodic
- Bad error feedback
- Trouble identifying emotion in faces
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| Based on the idea that attentional resources are limited and unevenly distributed; the location that is attended to gets greater perceptual quality |
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| Visual Probe Task (don't think it will be on test) |
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| Faces are flashed, if attention goes to sad face then person is depressed |
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| Follows initial orientation, ability to disengage, and movement across screen |
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| What parts of the brain are over active in depression? |
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- ACC (area 25)- emotional processing drops lower than usual leading to depressed mood
- Amygdala- processing of negative or threatening information; will remember past events more negatively
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| What parts of the brain are under active in depression? |
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- Ventral striatum and nucleus accumbens- reward processing; makes you feel good when you get something
- Posterior right hemisphere- maintaining levels of arousal/vigilance
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| Disrupted Connections in Depression |
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- Dorsal Anterior Cingulate Cortex- detection of error/conflict/threat
- Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex- executive functioning
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| Asymmetrical Activity in Depression |
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- Left frontal lobe- approach behaviors and reward processing
- Right frontal lobe- avoidance/withdrawal behaviors
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| What happens to the hippocampus in depression? |
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| It gets smaller causing decrease in learning emotional significance of information and memory |
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| Medication (SSRIs), psychotherapy, and some other stuff yo! |
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| Restlessness, fatigue, muscle tension, concentration issues, irritability |
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| Neuropsychology of Anxiety |
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- Executive Functioning- shifting, inhibiting, updating
- Attention- focus on something that poses a threat
- Memory- can't store traumatic memories
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| Brain Regions with Increased Activity in Anxiety |
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Amygdala- processing of negative or threatening information
ACC- detection of error/conflict/threat- "alarm system" |
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| Brain Regions With Reduced Activity in Anxiety |
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Prefrontal Cortex- "top-down" control
Ventromedial PFC- extinction, getting rid of fears and phobias |
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| Disrupted Connections in Anxiety |
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Basal Ganglia- starting and stopping movement
Orbitofrontal Cortex- reward value of stimuli and actions |
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| Asymmetrical Activity in Anxiety |
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Left frontal lobe- anxious apprehension
Posterior Right Hemisphere- anxious arousal |
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| I don't know something stupid about nature vs. nurture and how some people with the same genes end up different |
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| The production of new neurons; only occurs in adulthood in hippocampus and olfactory bulb |
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| Neurogensis and Depression |
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| Decreased neurogensis in hippocampus leads to smaller hippocampus. Antidepressents (fluoxetine) improve this, but it needs serotonin. |
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| New neurons in adult brain are needed for proper mood control and antidepressant efficacy |
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| 1 in 200 people have it, onset in early 20's, diagnosis is based upon behaviors |
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| Positive and Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia |
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Positive (Increased)- hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech and behavior
Negative (decreased)- apathy, flattened affect, lack of self-directed behavior |
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| Ventricular Enlargement in Schizophrenia |
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| 1st, 2nd and 3rd ventricles become enlarged leading to atrophy of surrounding tissues. |
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| Frontal Lobe in Schizophrenia |
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| A decrease in activity here and in DLPFC (working memory)- decreased attintion, flexibility, inhibitory control, self evaluation |
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| Temporal Lobe in Schizophrenia |
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| Auditory halluinations; disorganized language production; brain doesn't filter out uselss information; cannot evaluate and categorize stimuli as well |
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Causes and Physiology of Schizophrenia
Treatment |
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Genetics- if you have parents or an identical twin with it, 50% chance
Nurture- lifestyle, maternal stress and diety
DRUGS AND COGNITIVE TRAINING |
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| Addiction and Addiction Rate |
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Addiction- when a person expriences withdrawal symptoms without a drug; the need for the drug interferes with other life priorities
4% of Americans in any 12 month period |
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| When given free access to drugs of abuse, rats use them to death. Reward pathways are activated and are not ever closed. |
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| Nucleus Accumbens and Delicious |
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| All drugs end up activating this center; dopamine creates this effect |
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| Orbitofrontal Cortex and Addiction |
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| Decision making process is affected for whether or not to take the drug again. Go from seeking highs to avoiding lows |
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| Psychopathology and Addiction |
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- Heterogeneity- in a group, not all members are the same
- Comorbidity- still don't know what this is
- Some brain regions involved in more than one disorder
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Alertness and Arousal- conditions of responsiveness to outside world
Vigilance- sustained attention
Selective Attention- allows certain information to be selected for additional processing |
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| The ability for brain to filter out unecessary information (respond less to the second click) |
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Bottom-Up Processing
Top-Down Processing |
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B-UP- some intrinsic aspect of a stimulus causes it to be attended to
T-DP- the individual determines whether or not to attend |
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| Reticular Activating System (RAS) in Attention |
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| Network of neurons in brainstem that sends messages tovaroius regions of cortex to help keep state of arousal |
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| Modulates arousal; filtering out distracting infromation (with the pulvinar) |
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| Superior Colliculus in Attention |
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Aids in shifting attention to new locations/objects in visual field by controlling eye movements.
Saccades- eyes jump from one position to another |
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| Parietal Lobe in Attention |
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| Intraparietal Sulcus (IPS) and surrounding structures; critical for binding featers together and creating percept |
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Medial- inolved in selecting responses (Stroop task)
Lateral- pays a role in selecting the category of information to attend to |
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| Don't know if additional brain regions are used when do it; increased activity in PFC; IT'S BAD |
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| Two Realms of Executive Functioning |
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| Goal-Directed Behavior and Abstract Thinking |
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- Creation and maintenance of a goal or task set
- Intiating a behavior
- Sequencing
- Shifting set and modifying strategies
- Self-monitoring and evaluation
- Inhibition
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- Abstract and Conceptual Thinking- metaphorical
- Understanding Rules and Making Inferences
- Reponse to Novelty/Cognitive Flexibility
- Judgment and Decision Making; Ethical Dilemmas
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| Contention Scheduling and Supervisory Attention System |
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Contention Scheduling- a cognitive system that enable relatively automatic processing (learned response)
SAS- required to effortfully direct attention and guide action; this is affected by front lobe damage (PG) |
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| Frontal Cortex in Executive Functioning |
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Evolutionary "new" brain (our social side)
Size does not matter, connectivity matters
PFC is activated when performing a more difficult task
THINK OF PHINEAS GAGE HE GOT FUCKING RAILROAD SPIKED THROUGH THE EYE HOLE AND COULDN'T BE SOCIAL AND SHIT YO YO YO |
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| Environmental Dependency Syndrome |
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| Seeing stimuli and engaging in an automatic response (EX: at a dinner party if someone sees a painting that is not hung they will go hang it themselves, even if it's not their house) |
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| Three Components of Emotion |
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Subjective Response
Physiological Response
Behavior Response |
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| Limbic System and shit yo gangsta yo what's up yo |
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| There is no back side to this card slut |
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Detects emotion consciously and subconsciously; emotional learning and fear conditioning; assists emotional memory
Whalen 2004 flashing the eye whites |
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Controls activity of autonomic nervous system; controls hormones (like adrenaline); HPA axis (hypot., pituitary, adrenal cortex); controls cortisol (blood sugar)
Sympthetic is fight or flight
Parasympathetic is rest and digets |
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| Involved in remembering very emotional memories |
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EMOTIONAL PATHWAYS BITCHES FUCK YEAHHHHH
There's two shit yeah |
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Thalamo-amygdaloid pathway- read the words, that's where it comes from and goes to; LOW ROAD, the instinctive responses
Cortico-amygdaloid pathway- HIGH ROAD GANGSTA, longer and involves more synapses |
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In monkeys it makes them eat their own shit and fuck other species
In humans, they tend to be more trustworthy towards strangers, can't recognize fear or have fear conditioning |
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| Insular Cortex in Emotion |
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In lateral sulcus and contains gustatory cortex; where disgust comes from.
Activated from feeling AND observing disgust
yeah |
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| Cingulate Cortex in Emotion |
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Cognition and Emotion. That's it
Lesions result in apathy, emotional inability and changes in social interaction |
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| Emotional Regulation and Reappraisal |
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| Regulating emotions in certain situations (like watching a scary movie) through avoiding it (not watching), distracting yourself, or hiding emotions |
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| THIS IS THE GOOD SHIT IT'S BETTER FOR YOU AND MAKES YOU HAPPIER AND I'VE LIKE... BEEN DOING THIS SINCE I WAS EXITING THE WOMB YO |
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| Prosody and the two types |
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The tone of voice, the rhythm or melod
Propositional Prosody- communicates lexical and semantic information
Affective Prosody- communicates emotional contex |
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| Deficits in prosody comprehension and production; right hemispherical damage will be emotion and production |
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Bitches and Hos
And cunts
and sluts
as well as fucks given
and shits taken
and asses wiped
and negroes seen
and penises sucked
and giant gaping vaginas fucked
and piss... pissed
slut |
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Being able to understand another person's mental state and view
Sally-Anne Test- basket to box |
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| I love black people and Asians |
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