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| a feeling that is connected with a past experience |
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| Who developed the Triune Brain Theory? |
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| What is the Triune Brain Theory? |
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| Three brain components developed through evolution like interconnected biological computers |
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| What are the three components of the brain theory? |
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| hindbrain, limbic system, and neocortex |
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| What is the function of the brain and nervous system? |
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| interprets the knowledge we need so we do not overload our memory |
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| How much does the average brain weigh? |
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| Is it possible for brains to be identical? |
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| What is the Hind brain known as? |
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| What is the hindbrain similar to? |
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| What is the hindbrain responsible for? |
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the basic functions
-digestion
-reproduction
-circulation
-breathing
-physical survival:
(dead rabbits cause bad pollution)
-fight or flight response for survival
behavior programs:
-rigid
-obsessive
-compulsive
-ritualistic
*where our habits live- belief we will die without our habits |
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| What is the limbic system known as? |
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| What is the limbic system responsible: |
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-attention
-emotional memories
-emotions, judgment
*widest range of emotions |
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| What are the components of the limbic system? |
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-Amygdala
-Hypothalamus
-Hippocampus |
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| responsible for homeland security and emotional memory |
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adjusts hormones and sends messages to the Neocortex and hindbrain
*adrenalin |
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moves info into long term memory (ROM)
-helps us remember powerful music like jaws
-in order to be stored in long term memory, it has to hit emotions |
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| The limbic system draws human beings towards anything _________ |
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| The neocortex is known as: |
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| What is the neocortex responsible for? |
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| reception and interpretation of sensory information. |
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| What are the two hemispheres? |
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-occipital
-parietal
-temporal
-frontal |
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touch, temperature, pain
(family guy clip) |
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| Transmission of info between brain systems occurs through |
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| neurons nad chemical/eletrical impulses |
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| Damage to the occipital lobe causes: |
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| blindness, person sees flashes of lights. |
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| Damage to the parietal lobe: |
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-difficulty in identifying objects by touch
-clumsiness on the side of the body opposite from the side of the damage to the brain
-Disregard of the opposite side of the body.
ex.
*failure to dress left side of the body
*drawing only the right side of an observed object
*reading only the right side of a page
*describing only the right side of a familiar scene |
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| Parietal lobe damage and maps: |
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can't follow them can't draw maps.
-can't describe how an object looks from a different angle |
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| What would a tumor in the temporal lobe cause? |
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| complex visual hallucinations |
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| Damage to the rear portion of the frontal lobe, the prefrontal crotex results in: |
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| damages memory function, emotional expression, and demonstration of certain personality characteristics as social inhibition |
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| How is the ego defined by Carl Jung? |
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the concious mind.
Concious perceptions, memories, thoughts, and feelings constitute the ego.
-sense of identity and continuity |
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| How is the ego defined by Carl Jung? |
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the concious mind.
Concious perceptions, memories, thoughts, and feelings constitute the ego.
-sense of identity and continuity |
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| What is the collective unconcious? |
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the storehouse for inherited memory traces bridging human evolutionary development.
-it patterns our behavioral responses.
-considered the foundation for the entire structure of the personality |
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