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| hierarchy of cortical processing |
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primary cortex-info registered
secondary cortex-info processed
association cortex-info from sensory/motor systems integrated |
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somatosensory information processing
-primary somatosensory cortex
-parietal association cortex & perception |
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| audition, memory, and language comprehension |
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| rhinal cortex (temporal lobe) |
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| involved in formation of new memories |
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| inferotemporal cortex (temporal lobe) |
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| involved in memories of visual patterns, receives info from ventral visual stream |
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speaks clearly and rapidly, but confused and jumbled
RECEPTIVE DEFICIT-doesn't make sense |
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| voluntary motor movement, language production, executive functions |
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impairment in language production, poor grammar (blunted speech, but logical)
EXPRESSIVE DEFICIT-not put together right |
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part of frontal lobe specific for written language
damage=alexia and agraphia |
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axons connecting Wernicke's and Broca's areas
damage=conduction aphasia (can't repeat hard words) |
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| decision making, thinking, behavioral inhibition |
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| addiction, depression, schizophrenia, OCD |
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| cingulate cortex (limbic) |
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| involved in regulation and perception of emotions |
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loss of inhibition over verbal and motor behavior
(phineas gage-became violent, profane, and undependable) |
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| identifying objects (verbally and by touch) |
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verbally-left hand dominates (left=verbal and non-verbal language)
by touch-hands are equal (right=non-verbal language) |
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