Quiz: summary

Question 1

1. What is declarative and non-declarative memory?
2. What temporal categories of memory are there?
3. What is the physical emnodiment of memory?
4. The word for encoding short- and immediate memory as long-term memory?
5. What is priming? Why is it not reliable?
6. What is conditioning? What two types of conditioning are there, what is the difference between these?
7. What is amnesia? What [blank_start]kind[blank_end] of amnesia exist?
8.  Describe the case of H.M. What did the surgery point out?
9.  Which brain structures are important for memory consolidation?
10. Which brain structure was found to be larger in taxi drivers of London City?
11. What is ECT?
12. Where is long-term memory stored?
13. What brain areas are involved in non-declarative memories?
14. What brain areas are involved in priming?
15. Which brain areas are important for learning complex movements?
16. What are some common pathologies of Alzheimers Disease?

Accepted Answer

kind

Question 2

1. Which brain areas are involved in the emotions? (6)
2. Which are the two prominant areas of the limbic system?
3. What is the Klüver-Bucy Syndrome?
4. What did Downer experiment indicate about the importance of the amygdala?
5.  What about the associative learning process of memory?
6. What other experiments are there to indicate the [blank_start]importance[blank_end] of the amygdala?
7. What is aprosody, and where in the brain does damage result in this condition?
8. What is Brocas aphasia?
9. Is it true that the right hemisphere is involved in negative thinking, and the left with positive?
10. What indications are there that the right hemisphere is more important for emotions than the left?
11. Addition: what major brain areas are involved? 
12. Describe how addictive drugs work- give an detailed example of one.

Accepted Answer

importance

Question 3

1. What is cognition?
2.  Which brain area is involved in recognition, attention and planning?
3. Explain the case of Phineus Gage and the mining. 
4. Describe some of the signs of frontal lobe damage?
5. What are the major input and output areas [blank_start]of[blank_end] cognition?
6. Describe the layers of the neocortex.
7. Describe the general characteristics of the layers of the neocortex.
8.  What is special about the information sent to the association cortices?
9.  What is contralateral neglect syndrome? 
10. What is agnosia? Prospagnosia?

Accepted Answer

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Question 4

1. What is Brocas and Wernickes area?
2. What is aphasias?
3. Where is Brocas and [blank_start]Wernickes[blank_end] area located?
4.  What is prosody? Which brain area is particularly important for prosody?
5. How can you asses language laterization?
6. What is planum temporale?

Accepted Answer

Wernickes

Question 5

1. How does the nerveous system create new azons, synapses and dendritic terminals?
2. Name some important ligands for promoting growth or limiting growth of the growth cone.
3.  Give an example of two chemoattractants. 
4. What are some important molecules for synaptogenesis?
5. What differ neurotrophins from inductive signaling molecules [blank_start]and[blank_end] cell adhesion molecules?
6. Describe neurotrophin signaling.

Accepted Answer

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