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B&B TB6

Rebecca Kelleher 8 questions

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  1. 1The ventral visual stream is involved in:
    1. AThe recognition of objects and faces
    2. BThe perception of space
    3. CThe perception of movement
    4. DTactile perception of objects
  2. 2Visual agnosia is:
    1. AA basic deficit in processing all types of visual information
    2. BA memory disorder affecting knowledge about objects
    3. CA modality-specific deficit
    4. DA disorder differentially affecting the retrieval of the names of objects
  3. 3Which of the following is considered a region of higher-order association cortex?
    1. AStriate cortex
    2. BA1 auditory cortex
    3. CPrimary somatosensory cortex
    4. DNone of the above
  4. 4Which of the following tasks would you expect a patient with integrative agnosia to be able to perform?
    1. ACopying a line drawing
    2. BNaming a line drawing
    3. CDeciding if two different views of an object represent the same object
    4. DRecognising silhouettes of objects
  5. 5A prosopagnosic patient:
    1. ACan recognise faces from photographs only
    2. BCannot recognise familiar people from face or voice
    3. CCan recognise themselves but not other faces
    4. DCannot recognise faces but can recognise voices
  6. 6Which part of the brain contains neurons that are particularly sensitive to the direction of eye gaze?
    1. AFusiform gyrus
    2. BSuperior temporal sulcus
    3. CInferior temporal sulcus
    4. DMedial prefrontal cortex
  7. 7In studies using a variant of Posner's additional cuing paradigm to examine the effects of gaze shifts on visuospatial attention, it has been found that:
    1. AReaction times are faster when the gaze is directed toward the subsequent placement of the target (valid trials)
    2. BReaction times are slower when the gaze is directed away from the subsequent placement of the target (invalid trials)
    3. CThere is attentional enhancement in extrastriate cortex on valid trials
    4. DAll of the above
  8. 8How does face inversion affect the abilities of neurologically normal individuals and patients with acquired prosopagnosia?
    1. AIt makes tasks that use faces as stimuli a bit harder for both groups
    2. BIt makes face tasks more difficult for normal individuals, but has little effect or sometimes leads to facilitation for prosopagnosic patients
    3. CIt makes tasks that use faces as stimuli a bit harder for normal individuals and virtually impossible for patients with prosopagnosia
    4. DIt makes tasks that use faces as stimuli almost impossibly difficult for both groups

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3rd year Psychology Quiz on B&B TB6 , created by Rebecca Kelleher on 22/12/2014.
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