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1
Projections from olfactory bulb have their first synapses in the ______.
thalamus
both red and blue are true
amygdala
piriform cortex
2
In general, the dorsolateral corticospinal tract controls muscles of the
hands and feet
body core
arms
thighs
3
The dorsal stream flows from primary visual cortex to
dorsal prestriate cortex then to inferotemporal cortex
inferotemporal cortex then to prestriate cortex
inferotemporal cortex then to posterior parietal cortex
dorsal prestriate cortex then to posterior parietal cortex
4
What structure is thought to be involved in integration of the sensory info which is basis of targeting of movements
primary auditory cortex
primary somatosensory cortex
posterior parietal cortex
frontal cortex
5
In a study of unilateral stroke patients, practuce with disabled had greater beneficial effect if
both arms were used to perform the same task in a coordinated fashion
practice included the other arm
stem cells were injected
other arm was tied down
6
Neuropsychological patients with scotomas are unaware of them because
completion
hindsight
hemianopsia
serial processing
7
Neurons that fire in response to making a particular response or thinking about it/observing someone else do it are:
ballistic neurons
premotor neurons
mirror neurons
supplementary motor neurons
8
Amygdala is involved in ___ memory component, but the cerebellum is involved in ___ component
emotional, sensorimotor
sensory, emotional
spatial, visual
procedural, implicit
9
Evidence for existence of descending pain-control circuir came from the finding that
the periaqueductal gray contains opiate receptors
Stimulation of periaqueductal gray produces analgesia
some opiates are endogenous
all of the above
10
Which of the following brain stem structures receives direct sensory info about balance?
vestibular nucleus
reticular formation
tectum
cerebellum
11
primary gustatory cortex is in the
temporal lobe
longitudinal fissure
lateral fissure
central fissure
12
Phantom limb pain is experienced by
patients after brain surgery
amputees
opium addicts
schizophrenic patients in recovery
13
Existence of complementary color afterimages supports
opponent process theory
trichromatic theory
hierarchical model
compenent theory
14
Autism Spectrum Disorder and Williams Syndrome
both red and yellow are true
Are both development disorders
are both related to known gene mutations
Can be conceptualized of the social spectrum
15
Transduction refers to the
disappearanceof visual stimuli
transmission of sensory signals to cortex
perception of lights
tranlation of one form of energy to another
16
Which of the following is most likely to lead to intracerebral hemorrage?
thrombosis
bursting aneurysm
embolism
a meningioma
17
much of the output of posterior parietal cortex goes to the ____.
frontal eye fields
various areas of secondary motor cortex
dorsolateral prefrontal association cortex
all of the above
18
Deflection of ____ against the basilar membrane opens and closes ion channels to transduce _____ into electrical signals
ear drum, sound wave
Round window, hair cells
Hair cells, sound waves
Tympanic membrane, organ of corti
19
Thorndike's Law of Effect states that if a response to a stimulus is followed by a(n)
satisfying event, association between stimulus and response is strengthened
both red and yellow are true
annoying event, association between stimulus and response is strengthened
annoying event, association between stimulus and response is weakened
20
The last part of the human brain to reach full maturity is the _____.
prefrontal cortex
hippocampus
hypothalamus
amygdala
21
Though they have many cognitive problems, those with Williams have good
language abilities
both red and yellow are true
musical abilities
drawing abilities
22
Most cell death associated with early development of brain is
necrotic
both yellow and green are true
apoptic
passive
23
When an experience can only affect development during a specific time in development, that period is called the
all of the above
neurotrophic period
critical period
sensitive period
24
This effect can be observed during the transition from phototopic to scotopic vision.
spectral sensitivity effect
bipolar effect
color shift effect
Purkinje effect
25
The ____ refers to the phenomena of being focused on a conversation in a crowd until others are tuned out.
self-serving bias
many names phenomenon
cocktail party phenomenon
multiple conversations phenomenon
26
Neuroplasticity is the ability of the brain to
form new synapses or change synaptic strength
all of the above
modify or rewire connections
change and adapt due to experience
27
In comparison to simple cortical cells, complex cells
maintain retinotopic mapping
combine information in both eyes
have larger receptive fields
all of the above
28
Most cell division in neural tube occurs in the
mesoderm
ventricular zone
roofplate
floor plate
29
Neurons in retina identified by the arrow carry signals from retina to the lateral geniculate nuclei. These neurons are
horizontal cells
bipolar cells
retinal gangion cell
photoreceptors
30
Mirror-drawing task, incomplete picture test and pavlovian conditioning were used to demonstrate H.M. had no difficulty:
with explicit memory
with procedural memory
with semantic memory
with episodic memory
31
co-occurrence has been shown to be critical for LTP induction. Co-occurrence is the simultaneous activity in
presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons
hippocampus and dentate
pyramidal and granule cells
sensory neurons nad motor neurons
32
The major neurochemical correlate of Parkinson's Disease is a reduction of
Dopamine in substantia nigra and striatum
cortical acetylcholine
acetylcholine in striatum
acetylcholine:doopamine ratio in motor cortex
33
Receptive fields of complex cortical cells are usually __________ than those of simple cortical cells
more circular
less circular
smaller
bigger
34
The anterolateral system is particularly responsive to
Temperature
Tickle
Pain
Both red and blue are true
35
What movements are
not
influenced by sensory feedback?
innate movements
reflexive mevements
practiced movements
ballistic movements
36
Most lateral geniculate neurons terminate in
Contralateral hemisphere
primary visual cortex
both blue and yellow
Cortical layer IV
37
who was the first to map the primary motor cortex on surgery patients in 1937?
Hebb
Jackson
Pinel
Penfield
38
we perceive edges because
lateral inhibition creates mach bands
of contrast between adjacent areas of the visual field
lines separate two objects in the visual field
both blue and yellow are true
39
Effects of damage to primary motor cortex include
paralysis
astereognosia
difficulty moving one part of body independently of others
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40
Binocular disparity
is an important depth perception cue
is usually corrected by surgery
results from neural convergence
is mediated by the lateral geniculate
41
The sensitive period for development of a particular train is the period
of fertility
of neural regeneration
when an experience must occur to have a major effect on trait development
of chronic pain
42
Even without cortical input, cat spinal cord is capable of controlling
volition
grasp reflex
astereognosia
walking movements
43
Which structure is thought to be involved in integration of sensory information that is basis for targeting a movement?
primary visual cortex
posterior parietal cortex
primary auditory cortex
primary somatosensory cortex
44
Which is correct sequencing of processing response to a spot of light at the retina?
photoreceptors, horizontal cells, retinal ganglion cells
photoreceptors, bipolar cells, retinal ganglion cells
retinal ganglion cells, horizontal cells, photoreceptors
amacrine cells, retinal ganglion cells, bipolar cells
45
According to ____ theory, 3 different kinds of color receptors exist, each with a different spectral sensitivity.
both red and blue are true
opponent-process
trichromatic
component
46
Drugs that do not penetrate the blood brain barrier can be administered to particular neural structures
through a stereotaxically positioned cerebral cannula
by injection into a carotid artery
by SC injection
through an intracerebral microelectrode
47
In perceiving sound, complexity of molecular vibrations is most closely linked to perceptions of
timbre
pitch
frequency
loudness
48
infantile amnesia can occur for ____ memories without affecting ___ memories of the same info
working, reference
implicit, explicit
reference, working
explicit, implicit
49
Unlike many brain structures, myelination of ____ continues into adulthood.
prefrontal cortex
motor areas of cortex
sensory area of cortex
temporal cortex
50
Long bursts of stimulation applied to primary motor cortex elicit
simple movements of one joint
Complex natural-looking sequences
simple contractions of one muscle
central reflexes
51
Strokes can be caused by
hemorrage
burst aneurysm
ischemia
all of the above
52
Axons of olfactory receptors run through the
olfactory epithelium to olfactory cortex
cribriform plate to thalamus
olfactory bulb to thalamus
cribriform plate to the olfactory bulbs
53
Which is true about cells and synapses?
More cells are born than needed
Synapses make just the right number of synapses onto target cells
More connections are made than needed
both green and blue are true
54
Cutting the axon of a healthy neuron results in
anterograde degeneration
retrograde degeneration
collateral sprouting
any of the above
55
Which structure is thought to store memories for visual images
striatum
cerebellum
amygdala
inferotemporal cortex
56
___ neurons are responsive to movement; in contrast, ____ neurons are responsive to color, fine details, and objects
parvocellular; magnocellular
ganglion; amacrine
amacrine; ganglion
magnocellular; parvocellular
57
Which of the following is a neurotoxin?
Ibotenic Acid
All of them
6-hydroxydopamine
Kainic Acid
58
____ memories are memories for general facts for information while _____ memories are memories for particular events.
Episodic; semantic
implicit; explicit
Explicit; implicit
Semantic; episodic
59
After formation of neural tube, number of cells destined to become part of the adult nervous system
rapidly increases
stays the same until end of neural groove phase
rapidly decreases
stays the same until end of neural plate phase
60
Which of the following are associated with Parkinson's Disease?
all of the above
tremor at rest
degeneration of dopaminergic neurons in striatum and sustantia nigra
masklike face
61
In epileptic patients who do not experience convulsions, the diagnosis rests heavily on
CT scans
postmortem evidence
electroencephalographic evidence
angiograms
62
Taste receptors typically occur in clusters with a taste pore. These clusters are called
Taste buds
Papillae
Taste mucosas
Taste receptor nuclei
63
Studies have shown early music training increases size of
auditory cortex that responds to complex musical tones
auditory cortex that responds to pure tones
auditory cortex
right hemisphere
64
Knockout mice are mice that
Are susceptible to concussion
Have had a concussion
Have amnesia
none of the above
65
A common neuropsychological test of frontal lobe damage is the
Block Design Test
Wisconsin Card Sorting Test
Digit Span Test
Ray-Osterrieth Complex Figure Test
66
Reorganization of neural circuits after damage to the mammalian brain is thought to occur largely through the
accurate regeneration of the damaged neurons
strengthening of existing connections by increasing parallel inhibition
all of the above
establishment of new connections by collateral sprouting
67
The general effect of synapse arrangement is to
increase number of synaptic contacts recieved by each neuron
Increase ratio of axosomatic
increase number of different target cells innervated by each neuron
focus output of each neuron on fewer postsynaptic cells
68
An adaptive response in which one learns to respond to similar stimuli is known as
accidental reinforcement
stimulus discrimination
sign tracking
Stimulus generalization
69
Instrumental conditioning differs from classical conditioning because in instrumental conditioning,
all of the above
organism plays active role
behavior is associated with consequence
associations are strengthened if stimulus is associated with postive event
70
When axon degenerates, axon branches may grow out from adjacent healthy axons and synapse at vacated sites. this is:
axonal branch splitting
collateral sprouting
synaptic facillation
synapse filling
71
Differential reinfocement of other behavior is a ____ conditioning procedure using _____.
instrumental; punishment
classical; positive reinforcement
classical; negative reinforcement
instrumental; omission training
72
Like the sensory systems, the sensorimotor system is
hierarchical
parallel
all of the above
functionally segregates
73
With respect to vision, wavelength is to intensity as
wavelength is to color
vision is to audition
color is to brightness
color is to pattern
74
A study primary motor cortex neuron firing while monkeys moved freely indicates firing is related to ___.
endpoint/target of movement
purpose of movement
acceleration of movement
speed of movement
75
A totipotent developing cell
can only develop into many, but not all classes of cells
is committed to one type of cell in development
is capable of developing into any type of cell in the organism
can develop into one class of cells
76
Which structure is part of the neural movement circuit that connects output from basal ganglia to cortex?
substantia nigra
thalamus
cerebellum
vestibular nucleus
77
A surgeon may encourage the patient to ______ during brain tumor removal to reduce risk of motor impairment post surgery
Play violin
listen to violin recording
read directions about playing violin
describe how to play violin
78
Postnatal growth of human brain results from
myelination
synaptogenesis
increase in number of neurons
both red and blue are true
79
All olfactory receptors with the same receptor protein
project to the same location
Are located throughout the mucosa
project to the same locations on olfactory bulb
both red and yellow are true
80
Generalized seizures always involve
auras
tonus
the entire brain
clonus