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Basic survival.
Breathing, heartrate, blood pressure. |
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Back, helps coordinate rapid movement.
Movement, balance, posture. |
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| Planning, organizing, problem solving, selective attention, personality and other "higher cognitive functions" including behavior and emotions. Cognition and memory. |
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| Primary sensory cortex. Processing sensory input. Touch, temperature, pressure, pain. |
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Distinguish between different sounds and smells.
Hearing and memory. |
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| Relay station in brainstem. Cardiac Center. Respiratory center. Centers for cough, gag, swallow, vomit. Reflexes. |
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| Auditory and visual reflex centers. Basic movement. |
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| Relay station from medulla to higher cortical structures. Respiratory center. Reflexes. |
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Contains:
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Hypothalamus
Emotions and Memory. |
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| Initiation, direction of voluntary movement, balance and postural reflexes. |
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Processing center of cerebral cortex. Regulates functional activity.
Movement, sensory processing. |
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Regulates body temperature, endocrine function, "fight or flight".
Emotions, hunger, thirst. |
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Learning and Memory. Long term memory.
Part of Limbic System. |
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| Materialism -- "Nothing exists except matter and energy." |
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John Locke
John Stuart Mill |
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| Empiricism -- Everything is learned. EVERYTHING, experience. |
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| Nativism -- All knowledge is inborn. |
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| Evolution/natural selection. |
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