Exam 15: Extension: A - The Temporal Lobes

Auditory association cortex is located in the:

MOST speech is in the range of _____ segments/second.

The hippocampus gets input from auditory and visual association areas in the ipsilateral hemisphere via the:

Based on the studies of Schneider and colleagues, you would expect to observe _____ in musicians than in nonmusicians.

Imaging studies suggest that the fusiform face area may activate more generally during tasks that involve:

The anterior commissure connects the _____ of the right and left hemispheres.

When performing a visual object recognition task, increased neural activity would be expected, particularly in the:

Neural projections from the temporal lobe to the frontal lobe are hypothesized to be necessary for:

Loss of memory for events occurring after the time of surgery or trauma is termed:

A temporal lobe structure found in humans but NOT in rhesus monkeys is the:

To perform well on the McGill Picture - Anomalies Test, the subject must make use of:

Liegeois - Chauval has reported that rhythm discrimination is MOST disrupted following lesions of the:

The ability to perceive both the fundamental frequency and the harmonics of a given pitch is known as:

The ability to understand the intentions of others from their movements and expressions is known as:

The temporal lobe structure essential for associating sensory information and affective (emotional) state is the:

A constellation of behaviors make up the "temporal lobe personality." Which of the following is NOT one of these behaviors?

The scientific term for what is commonly called "tone of voice" is:

Analyses of the Thatcher illusion suggest that when recognizing faces we pay particular attention to the:

Various investigators have found that neurons in the monkey STS are particularly sensitive to:

Neurons in the middle temporal gyrus project to neurons in the opposite hemisphere by way of the: