Exam 2: Cognitive Neuroscience
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Brain-imaging techniques can determine all of the following EXCEPT
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Recording from single neurons in the brain has shown that neurons responding to specific types of stimuli are often clustered in specific areas.These results support the idea of
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Which of the following statements is the most accurate with regard to specificity coding?
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Thelobe of the cortex receives information from all of the senses and is responsible for coordination of the senses,as well as higher cognitive functions such as thinking and problem solving.
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When conducting an experiment on how stimuli are represented by the firing of neurons,you notice that neurons respond differently to different faces.For example,Arthur's face causes three neurons to fire,with neuron 1 responding the most and neuron 3 responding the least.Roger's face causes three different neurons to fire,with neuron 7 responding the least and neuron 9 responding the most.Your results supportcoding.
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Which part of the brain is important for touch,pressure,and pain?
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The idea that specific cognitive functions activate many areas of the brain is known as
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A specific person's face is represented in the nervous system by the firing of
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Which of the following neural components is NOT found at the receiving end of neurons?
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Describe how localization of function and distributed representation work together in everyday cognitive processes.Use the example of seeing your prom date at a high school reunion to illustrate your answer.
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The layer of neurons that lines the back of the eye is called the
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The concept of distributed neural coding proposes that a specific object,like a face,is represented across a number of
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Josiah is trying to speak to his wife,but his speech is very slow and labored,often with jumbled sentence structure.
Josiah may have damage to his
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The study of the physiological basis of cognition is known as
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You are walking down the street and see a really nice car drive by.You notice many features of it: its color,movement,shape,location,and so forth.All of these features are processed
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Barbara has recently been diagnosed with a rather aggressive form of abdominal cancer.Her oncologist is interested in determining the best way to treat her so that the tumors can be eliminated.Her gastroenterologist is focused on relieving her symptoms and giving her normal digestive functioning.Barbara is also seeing a psychologist,whose goal is to help her stay calm,relaxed,and keep her anxiety as minimal as possible while keeping her spirits up.The fact that these doctors are considering Barbara's situation with different goals and from different perspectives is similar to the idea ofpresented in your textbook.
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