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Psych 101

TermDefinition
Frontal lobe Higher order cognitive function / motor function, movement, planning / language production / personality, decision making, self control
Frontal lobe damage Apraxia (loss of ability to do a skill) or Broca's aphasia (language production)
Occipital lobe Vision, color perception
Occipital lobe damage Blindness or agnosia (impaired visual recognition)
Parietal lobe Sensory integration, touch / helps to pay attention and locate / supports a map of our body's skin surface and the sense of touch
Parietal lobe damage Agnosias (inability) to recognize) or hemispatial neglect syndrome (Eyes Right)
Temporal lobe Memory, hearing, language comprehension
Temporal lobe damage Hallucinations or receptive aphasia (Wernicke's, old man video)
Amygdala Emotional associations
Hippocampus Memories of time and place, spatial navigation
Hypothalamus Master controller! Homeostasis
Pituitary gland Master gland! Controls other glands
Thalamus Sensory pathway to and from cortex
Midbrain Information relay, wakefulness, involuntary movements
Pons Regulates breathing relays sensations from the cortex to the sub cortex
Medulla Survival (breathing, heart rate), reflexes (coughing, swallowing)
Basal ganglia Planning and executing movement
Cerebellum Precision, balance, timing, cognition
Stanovich Case studies and testimonial evidence is only useful in studies early on. The existence of the placebo effect proves that humans' testimonials cannot always be reliable. Humans overweigh evidence that is more vivvid because it is easier to recount
Turkheimer Nature via nurture, twin studies, behavioral genetics, and the heritability coefficient
Buss Sexual selection, sexual strategy theory and EMT
Error management theory A theory of selection under conditions of uncertainty in which recurrent cost asymmetries of judgment or inference favor the evolution of adaptive cognitive biases that function to minimize the more costly errors
Sacks Eyes right/hemispatial neglect Disembodied lady/acute polyneuropathy
Gazzaniga Split brain
Bhatia & Loewenstein Drive states/attention narrowing/homeostasis/regulatory(hunger)/non-regulatory(sex)
Created by: kbocklet
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