Fundamentals of human neuropsychology 7th edition by bryan kolb test bank

, 1. Followingddamagedtodhisdfrontaldlobes,dsubjectdL.dD.dhaddlastingdimpairmentsdin:
A) visualdperception.
B) attention.
C) motor-skilldacquisition.
D) balance.


2. Neuropsychologydusesdinformationdfromdmanyddisciplines.dWhichddisciplinedisd
NOTdonedofdthose?
A) ethology
B) pharmacology
C) biophysics
D) mycology


3. Communicationdbetweendcerebraldhemispheresdoccursdviadthe:
A) somaticdnerves.
B) lateraldfissure.
C) arcuatedfasciculus.
D) corpusdcallosum.


4. Thedfoldsdordbumpsdcharacteristicdofdthedcerebraldcortexdaredcalled:
A) gyri.
B) sulci.
C) lobes.
D) nuclei.


5. Thedcorpusdcallosumdisdthedlargestdofdthedbrain's:
A) subcorticaldnuclei.
B) commissures.
C) corticaldlobes.
D) sensorydnerves


6. Thedbraindanddspinaldcorddtogetherdmakedupdthe nervousdsystem.
A) autonomic
B) peripheral
C) central
D) somatic


7. Whichdofdthedfollowingdsupporteddadcardiacdhypothesisdofdbehavior?
A) Plato
B) Galen



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,C) Aristotle
D) Hippocrates


8. Descartesdwasdandarticulatedproponentdof .
A) monism
B) dualism
C) thedcardiacdhypothesis
D) nonmaterialism


9. Ifdadpersondbelievesdthatdbraindfunctiondisdonlydthedsourcedofdsomedbehaviors,ditdisda
ccuratedtodreferdtodthatdpersondasda:
A) mentalist.
B) behaviorist.
C) materialist.
D) dualist.


10. Withdrespectdtodthed“mind–brain”dproblem,dfollowersdofdWallacedanddDarwin
woulddMOSTdlikelydconsiderdthemselvesdtodbe .
A) mentalists
B) materialists
C) dualists
D) agnostics


11. Twodindividualsddevelopeddsimilardtheoriesdofdevolutiondatdaboutdthedsamedtime.d
CharlesdDarwindwasdone;dthedotherdwas .
A) WilliamdOsler
B) PierredFlourens
C) PierredMarie
D) AlfreddWallace


12. Materialismdisdthedphilosophicaldpositiondthatdalldbehaviordcandbedexplaineddbydt
he:
A) workingsdofdthedphysicaldnervousdsystemdanddbodydalone.
B) interactiondofdthedphysicaldbraindanddnonphysicaldsoul.
C) motivateddpursuitdofdmaterialdwell-being.
D) flowdofdcerebrospinaldfluiddbetweendventriclesdanddmuscles.


13. Darwin'sdprincipledthatdalldanimals'dnervousdsystemsdevolveddfromdthatdofdadc
ommondancestordpredicteddthat:
A) alldlivingdthingsdcandindtheorydbedtraceddbackdtodthedsamedancientdunknowndancestor.



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, B) overdtime,dnervousdsystemsdhavedcomedtodhavedincreasinglydmoredindcommondatdthedn
euraldlevel.
C) functionallyddifferentdstructuresdinddifferentdspeciesdsharedcommondancestraldgenesda
nddmechanisms.
D) brain–
behaviordrelationshipsdhavedremaineddlargelydunchangeddduringdthedcoursedofdevoluti
on.


14. Althoughdthedphrenologistsdweredmisguideddindmanydrespects,dGalldactuallyddiddr
eport,dmoredordlessdaccurately,dthedfirstdcasedof
followingdleftdfrontaldda
mage.
A) corticaldblindness
B) hystericaldparalysis
C) lossdofdthedabilitydtodspeak
D) personalitydchange


15. Earlydsupportdfordlateralizationdanddlocalizationdofdfunctiondcamedfromd
postmortemdstudiesdof:
A) humansdwhodhaddrecovereddfunctiondfollowingdstroke.
B) decorticateddogsdtraineddondmemorydtasks.
C) regionalddifferencesdindcellddensity.
D) humansdwithdlanguageddisorders.


16. Althoughdalldofdthedindividualsdlisteddmadedcontributionsdtodourdknowledgedofdthedl
ateralizationdofdlanguagedfunctionsdindthedbrain,ddddddddisdgenerallydcrediteddwithdthed
MOSTdimportantdfindings.
A) Dax
B) Bouillaud
C) Marie
D) Broca


17. Thedhypothesisdthatdthedabilitydtodspeakddependsdondthedleftdfrontaldlobedisdande
xampledof:
A) antilocalizationism.
B) lateralizationdofdfunction.
C) mentalism.
D) phrenology.


18. ThedcorticaldareadMOSTdcloselydassociateddwithdspeechdcomprehensiondisdthe
d lobe.
A) temporal
B) frontal
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