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Why do we care about the brain?

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what is the syndrome we talk about in Chapter 2? The Capgras Syndrome
what gets damaged and disrupted in the Capgras syndrome? Amygdala, Prefrontal cortex, and the emotional processing
T or F, for the Capgras syndrome the patient thinks their loved one is an imposter, was kidnapped, or there's slight differences True
What is still intact in someone who has Capgras syndrome? The fusiform area
What does the cognitive theory for Capgras syndrome state? Normal face recognition involves both cognitive and emotional appraisals.
What are the three neural findings? intact facial recognition emotional memory and familiarity impaired reality monitoring
intact facial recognition intact fusiform face area (FFA)
damaged amygdala impaired emotional memory and familiarity
damaged prefrontal impaired reality monitoring
What are the Broader Implications neural findings can implicate cognitive theories different brain regions are active during cognitive process
Cognitive psychology and neuroscience occur in the Brain
Neuroscience helps us Understand
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