Fundamentals of Cognitive Neuroscience FINALOnline version
FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
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What do these results show about visual representation in the fusiform face cortex?
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What scientific practice does this diagram depict?
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Where is the coronal view
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What does this image depict and what is this concept and how was this concept formed?
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What cognitive process is associated with the regions below, what part of the brain are these regions part of?
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Where is the electrode in the brain?
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This single cell evidence from humans found cells that responded to specific people, however, there were responses to other people. The results overall support what type of coding?
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What is the main point of this figure showing and what is N170?
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What is this method and what does it do?
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Where is the T2 and T1 imaging
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What direction are the protons in black pointing within the middle panel?
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Select the statements that are true regarding the result below
Choose one or more answers
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Prediction analysis involves separating data, usually in two, into a training phase and a WHAT phase? What does MVPA stand for?
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Select all answers that are true regarding the results above
Choose one or more answers
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These TMS results indicate that blind participats use the visual cortex during braille: True or False
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Where is the corresponding spot to the approximate average response time for target present trials
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Learning to juggle increases the size of WHAT and then, after you stop, there is a significant decrease in the size of that region, what is this action of development called?
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What region shows abnormal development in cat V1?
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The results below show correlations in gray matter density for identical and fraternal twins. State at least one of the identical twin brain results
Choose one or more answers
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A lesion and the corresponding visual deficit shown is called a WHAT?
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If a participant viewed this stimulus during fMRI, and the scientist contrasted color Mondrian blocks with grayscale Mondrian blocks, activity area in WHERE (one brain region) would be significantly greater
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Pick the order (a,b,c,d) of the Gestalt principles illustrated below
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what panel shows significantly different repetition priming results for objects with the same name (but otherwise, there are no significant priming effects for this particular pair of objects)
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The organization of auditory cortex in the Belt area (A1), as shown in the figure below, is called WHAT
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This figure shows auditory cortex has neurons that are tuned to
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Although speech can be mapped to the "what-where" pathways, motor-centric investigators may refer to the "what-___" (one word) pathways (as illustrated in the figure above)
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Which regions are associated with endogenous attention and what is this route called?
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If someone had the most common kind of neglect and was standing at the bottom center of this image (Piazza del Duomo) which location might be neglected on the map? What type of neglect is this called?
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An abrupt onset in the left visual field will initially speed responses to targets at the cued location, but will then slow down responses to cued location. This is a WHAT process described as WHAT
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What theory does this image represent? What process it a conjunction search and what process is a feature search?
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Where is the motor area that is associated with internally driven actions (ex. clapping)
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Patient DF has "what" processing but impaired WHAT processing? What is this called?
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How would grasp size (aperture) compare if grasping left orange circle compared to right orange circle?
Choose one or more answers
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A subsequent memory analysis was conducted. This involves analyzing data from the following phase(s) of the experiment:
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Where is an ERP component that illustrates a semantic incongruency effect (the response should be at the approximately correct time after word onset and approximately the correct amplitude
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Which region is associated with sub-ordinate word or picture naming?
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The figure below indicates that Broca's area is not simply for word production, but rather, is crucial for processing WHAT
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What is the area within the white rectangle on brain called?
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What part of the brain is more active in calculation than reading, sensitive to subliminal priming when prime and target differ in number, and reflects habituation to repeated numbers of items in a dot array? (ignore red x)
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During this WHAT memory task, the WHAT cortex has sustained activity
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Within which figure (a or b) would lesions result in preservation or utilization behavior?
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In the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, if the next card was a set of 4 green plus signs where would it go?
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Where is the region where lesions could result in poor performance on the Iowa Gambling task? (ignore red x)
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Where would locked in syndrome be?
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What is one of the paradigms used to study consciousness?
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Where is the region in this model that corresponds to the feeling of fear?
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Which region of the brain is associated with fear learning?
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On the show, The Simpsons, Season 1, Jacques says to himself "To the most beautiful moment in life, the moment of anticipation." Click on an example of such a positive anticipatory response in brain activity, in the figure below.
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