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Test your knowledge on attention, memory, and executive function.

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Froggy Jumps Cognitive Communication Quick QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on attention, memory, and executive function. by Jessica Delasbour 1 Which type of attention is largely controlled by the right hemisphere and helps with spatial processing? a Selective attention b Spatial attention c Focused attention 2 What is the function of the hippocampus in memory? a Emotional processing only b Coordination of movement c Formation of new declarative memories 3 Name a neuroplasticity principle: Use it or lose it. a Fixed circuitry b Passive exposure c Use it or lose it 4 GMT steps include Stop, Define the goal, and what next? a Split goal into steps b Memorize the goal c Skip steps entirely 5 Which brain area is essential for sequencing motor actions? a Supplementary motor area (SMA) b Precentral gyrus c Frontal eye fields 6 Which type of memory stores information for a brief period, seconds to minutes? a Long-Term Memory b Procedural memory c Short-Term Memory 7 Which executive function component is primarily about planning and organization? a Planning b Motor planning c Inhibition 8 What is a functional memory example: riding a bike is which type? a Declarative memory b Episodic memory c Nondeclarative memory 9 Wernicke's area is primarily involved in what: language comprehension or production? a Motor planning b Language comprehension c Speech production 10 In GMT, what is the step after 'Split goal into steps'? a Learn & execute steps b Reassess goal c Stop task

Froggy Jumps

Cognitive Communication Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on attention, memory, and executive function.

by Jessica Delasbour

Which type of attention is largely controlled by the right hemisphere and helps with spatial processing?

Selective attention

Spatial attention

Focused attention

What is the function of the hippocampus in memory?

Emotional processing only

Coordination of movement

Formation of new declarative memories

Name a neuroplasticity principle: Use it or lose it.

Fixed circuitry

Passive exposure

Use it or lose it

GMT steps include Stop, Define the goal, and what next?

Split goal into steps

Memorize the goal

Skip steps entirely

Which brain area is essential for sequencing motor actions?

Supplementary motor area (SMA)

Precentral gyrus

Frontal eye fields

Which type of memory stores information for a brief period, seconds to minutes?

Long-Term Memory

Procedural memory

Short-Term Memory

Which executive function component is primarily about planning and organization?

Planning

Motor planning

Inhibition

What is a functional memory example: riding a bike is which type?

Declarative memory

Episodic memory

Nondeclarative memory

Wernicke's area is primarily involved in what: language comprehension or production?

Motor planning

Language comprehension

Speech production

In GMT, what is the step after 'Split goal into steps'?

Learn & execute steps

Reassess goal

Stop task

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Cognitive Communication Quick QuizOnline version

by Jessica Delasbour

Which type of attention is largely controlled by the right hemisphere and helps with spatial processing?

What is the function of the hippocampus in memory?

Name a neuroplasticity principle: Use it or lose it.

GMT steps include Stop, Define the goal, and what next?

Which brain area is essential for sequencing motor actions?

Which type of memory stores information for a brief period, seconds to minutes?

Which executive function component is primarily about planning and organization?

What is a functional memory example: riding a bike is which type?

Wernicke's area is primarily involved in what: language comprehension or production?

In GMT, what is the step after 'Split goal into steps'?

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