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What kinds of cells is the BNST made up of? same as the CeA
What projects to the BNST BLA
What are the components of the hippocampal formation? entorhinal ctx, perirhinal ctx, perihippocampal ctx, hippocampus
How does the HP interact with the HPA axis? it provides negative feedback
Subjective evaluation (brain region) vmPFC
Integration (brain region) vmPFC
Conflict monitoring (brain region) dACC
Inhibits amygdala (brain region) dmPFC
Conscious reappraisal (brain region) vlPFC
Labeling experiences (brain region) vlPFC
Planning and execution (brain region) dlPFC
dmPFC direct amydala inhibition via the ICM
dmPFC indirect amydala inhibition via driving GABA interneurons in the BLA
Fear learning is the association of the __ with the ___ CS, US
Fear learning occurs only because the convergence of the US and CS in the BLA drives fear neurons
Fear extinction is not unlearning. It is learning not to fear
Fear learning occurs in the amygdala
Fear extinction learning occurs in the dmPFC
Fear extinction occurs when the CS is shown without the US
For the purpose of realism fear extinction takes place in : a new context than fear learning
Fear extinction: the higher the mPFC activity the ___ the success of learning not to fear greater
Context appropriate expression involves the Hippocampus
The hippocampus acts on the ___ to decide which memory to express BLA
TRUE OR FALSE: fear learning can only occur if you receive a US False, observation is sufficient
Observational fear learning must somehow involve ___ processing, a function of the _____ top down, mPFC
You will condition more if the one you are observing is ___ in relation to you closer
In humans with lesioned hippocampi, what happens during fear learning? they condition but do not have memories of it happening
In humans with lesioned amygdala, what happens during fear learning? they have memories of it happening but don’t condition
Amygdala reactivity correlates with [hormone] activity cortisol
The stronger the amygdala response (in fear conditioning) the ___ the BP higher
BP increases when the amygdala drives what region of the pons (ie increased connectivity between the two regions)? dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus
When shown emotional images (compared to neutral), an increase in amygdala activity predicts an ___ in hippocampal (entorhinal) activity increase
When asked to identify images as male or female, increased amygdala activity predicts ___ reaction time increased
The ability to stop/inhibit a response when shown a CS is reflective of NBM
When a stop (in an inhibit a response paradigm) trial is successful the ___ is activated NBM
In fear conditioning faces are an example of a CS+
Amygdala normally responds more to what kinds of faces fear, anger, novel
An MEG scan tells us what about the amygdala response to Hariri’s Hammer? it is a rapid, robust response
In brain recording tells us that in contrast to neutral (and with happy in the middle), the amygdala response to fearful faces is ___ and ___ larger and more urgent
When shown faces two times in a row, what happens to the amygdala response it decreases (habituates)
Why do faces, when seen a second time, elicit less of an amygdala response they are no longer novel
What element of eyes creates the largest change in amygdala reactivity eye whites of fearful faces
Even when fearful eye whites are shown below the level of conscious threshold, the amygdala still registers a change, why? the low road/pulvinar processes the information
What change does seeing large pupils have on the amygdala, why? an increase in activity because one wonders if it they need to mimic the arousal of the person they see
What two emotion/gaze combinations cause highest amygdala reactivity fear direct, anger averted
Besides the amygdala, what region does fear direct and anger averted gazes drive? NBM
Low spatial frequency images are processed ___ than high SF images faster
High spatial frequency images are processed via the high road
Low spatial frequency images are processed via the low road
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