PSCH 366 Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct Answers
Terms in this set (180)
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) a technique used to produce images of the brain that shows connections among
white matter tracts
Cognitive Neuroscience affective and developmental neuroscience, interdisciplinary
What did Descartes believe? Dualism
, descartes version of the brain physical matter
descartes version of matter soul, self, or spirit
What is rationalism? philosophical view that relied on a reason for knowledge
what is empircism? reliance on data, on what is observable; J. Locke
Who created the term associationism? Ebbinghaus. and Thorndike
What is associationsim? Complex mental processes can be analyzed
Who created the term behaviorism? watson and skinner
Who came up with human information processing aka G. miller
computer analogy?
Who came up with "The Organization of Behavior: A Donald Hebb
Neuropsychological Theory"?
what did the The Organization of Behavior: A relation between the brain, mind, and behavior
Neuropsychological Theory focus on?
According to Donald Hebb, theories and models are Sensations and perceptions, how we think, speak, interact with others; how we
needed to study how the brain determines what? feel, experience emotions
What is included in the cellular level of the brain? neurons, synapses
What is included in the system level of the brain? neural organization, brain circuits, brain connections
What is included in the brain-behavior level of the brain? function and dysfunction, lesion and patient studies
what is the most informative level of the brain? brain-behavior level
Who studied neurons? C. Golgi and R. y Cajal
K. Brodmann accomplished what? Tissue staining and cellular organization to document 52 brain regions
Who conducted the ablation experiments? Flourens
what are the ablation experiments? removing a portion of an animals brain and observing its behavior
What is the aggregate field theory? "whole brain" participates in behavior, impossible to localize functions
Who had a more localizationist view? John Hughlings Jackson
What kind of organization of the cerebral cortex is topographic; epilepsy
observed based on work with what kind of patients?
Terms in this set (180)
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) a technique used to produce images of the brain that shows connections among
white matter tracts
Cognitive Neuroscience affective and developmental neuroscience, interdisciplinary
What did Descartes believe? Dualism
, descartes version of the brain physical matter
descartes version of matter soul, self, or spirit
What is rationalism? philosophical view that relied on a reason for knowledge
what is empircism? reliance on data, on what is observable; J. Locke
Who created the term associationism? Ebbinghaus. and Thorndike
What is associationsim? Complex mental processes can be analyzed
Who created the term behaviorism? watson and skinner
Who came up with human information processing aka G. miller
computer analogy?
Who came up with "The Organization of Behavior: A Donald Hebb
Neuropsychological Theory"?
what did the The Organization of Behavior: A relation between the brain, mind, and behavior
Neuropsychological Theory focus on?
According to Donald Hebb, theories and models are Sensations and perceptions, how we think, speak, interact with others; how we
needed to study how the brain determines what? feel, experience emotions
What is included in the cellular level of the brain? neurons, synapses
What is included in the system level of the brain? neural organization, brain circuits, brain connections
What is included in the brain-behavior level of the brain? function and dysfunction, lesion and patient studies
what is the most informative level of the brain? brain-behavior level
Who studied neurons? C. Golgi and R. y Cajal
K. Brodmann accomplished what? Tissue staining and cellular organization to document 52 brain regions
Who conducted the ablation experiments? Flourens
what are the ablation experiments? removing a portion of an animals brain and observing its behavior
What is the aggregate field theory? "whole brain" participates in behavior, impossible to localize functions
Who had a more localizationist view? John Hughlings Jackson
What kind of organization of the cerebral cortex is topographic; epilepsy
observed based on work with what kind of patients?
