PSB 4240 Exam 2

which type of topographic disorientation results from right posterior cingulate cortex damage?

which of the following is NOT a deficit of bálint syndrome?

mirror neurons are neurons that fire when we see ourselves make a movement

which form of apraxia is more likely to be associated with left posterior parietal lesions?

which of the following is common after left parietal lesions?

conscious processing is slower and has bottom-up processing

__________ memory is the memory of spatial locations in the world and allows us to travel through space

left-hemisphere deficit may result from the inability to generate an appropriate mental image

which form of processing does NOT require attention?

when a task is harder,neurons become more tuned, __________ the number of orientations to which they respond

t/f anterograde spatial amnesia is the loss of ability to navigate in new or novel environments

which of the following is common after right parietal lesions?

which of the following is not a part of the motor system?

what is the role of the hippocampus in spatial memory?

which area of the parietal cortex helps control saccadic eye movements?

area ____ is part of the dorsal stream and controls spatially guided behavior with respect to visual and tactile info

which of the following did NOT have deficits as a result of developmental topographic disorientation?

in humans, mirror neurons are generally located in the ______ hemisphere

the brainstem controls movement for all of the following EXCEPT

topographic ________ is the inability to remember the relationship between landmarks

what is the area of the cortical motor system that integrates sensory and motor information?

__________ is the lack of awareness of an illness and __________ is the inability to localize/name body parts

why is the movement lexicon an important concept?

which of the following is NOT a symptom of parietal lobe damage?

which of the these is not one of the roles of mirror neurons?

the temporal lobes receive ventral stream projection important for spatial navigation

what is the main difference function of posterior cortical areas in regard to motor behavior?

which disorder of the basal ganglia is related to damage to the caudate putamen?

what disease results from excessive activity of Gpi?

wilder penfield produced movement in different areas of the body by stimulating the

the lesion that causes contralateral neglect is located most often in the ______ inferior ______ lobe

the corticospinal tract controls facial muscles and takes part in controlling facial movements

features are processed independently

the parieto-prefrontal dorsal pathway has a role in spatial navigation

involuntary movement = ________ symptoms ; difficulty making movements = ________ symptoms

the basal ganglia connects the ________ with the ________

which of the following is common after orbitofrontal lesions?

simultaneous extinction is associated with damage to which of the TWO following areas?

contralateral neglect would cause impairments in?

which of these definitions do not match?

there are as many as _____ homunculi within the motor and premotor cortices

simultagnosia is the "neglect" of?

spatial attention activates the __________ cortex and feature attention activates the __________ cortex

in the orbitofrontal cortex, area ____ processes new visual information

the wisconsin card sorting task asks participants to name the color of ink and inhibit reading the word

____________ lesions reduce inhibitiosn and may introduce abnormal sexual behavior

when attending to two modalities, activity in both sensory cortical areas ____ and ____ in dorsolateal prefrontal cortex

according to feature integration theory:

change blindness is the failure to notice something that occurs during the performance of another task

which of the following deficits and disorders is not associated with right parietal damage?

________ space is the space the body moves in and out of

in the parietal cortex dorsal stream, information is sent to the ____________ for spatial navigation

which of the following is NOT a symptom of frontal lobe lesions?

which of the following parts of the motor system is NOT in the frontal cortex?

e.p. had bilateral damage to hippocampus and surrounding cortex and had trouble navigating new locations, aka __________