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cranial nerves are sympathetic
Other nerves that are not cranial: nuclei along the divisions of the spinal cord
Innervating responses that stimulate a range of daily needs, including homeostasis to response to stressors |
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| Amgydala and the hypothalamus |
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Emotional functioning
Hypothalamus receives inputs from the amgydala
Hypothalamus is the master glad, but still receives lots of input from the cortex, secrete these hormones and needed for the sympathetic nervous system |
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Takes a variety of physiological signals
up to 4 input channels and converts them to digital signals for collection and processing on a computer |
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Electrophysiological data (short duration) all the way to temperature (longer duration)
56 different possible responses (focus on a couple)
Displays data in real time on the screen |
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Changes in thoracic
abdominal circumference
Measured in Liters |
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Skin conductance
Measured in mV or mico Mho |
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| Occipital lobe structures |
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Cuneus
lingual gyrus
clacrine sulcus
lateral occipital gyri
V1 |
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v1 - 5
the specialized cells becomemore developed the further into the processing |
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| receives the initial information |
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| sending on information, particularly for V5 |
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Ventral stream
Info sent from V1 to temporal lobe
Object identification |
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Dorsal stream
Info sent from V1 to parietal lobe
Spatial vision andattention |
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| Damage to the Occipital Cortex (2) |
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V1 lesions
higher cortical lesions |
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partial to full damage
Partial: blind spot
Full: cortical blindness |
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Agnosias
associative agnosia
prosopagnosia
akinetopsia
achromotopsia |
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| fail to associate a meaning to an object |
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fusiformface gyrius
inability to recognize faces |
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MT
Unable to perceive motion |
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V4
the inability to perceive color |
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what pathway
temporal
fusiformface area
Expert object ID area – typically faces |
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temporal lobe
Superior Temporal gyrus: Auditory |
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| Auditory processing:Hemispheric Asymmetries: |
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Left: speech perception
Right: melody, pitch, rhythm |
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Language comprehension
Posterior Superior Temporal Gyrus
Wernicke’s Aphasia |
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Hippocampus
Medial Temporal Lobes
Explicit Memory –hippocampus |
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| Bilateral Medial Temporal lesions |
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HM
Explicit Memory deficits (intact implicit)
Hippocampus involved in forming new memories |
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