Cognitive Neuroscience

1. Memory and emotional processing are intimately connected. This is:

True

False

2. Changes in hippocampi are targetted in AD & conseq memory problems. This is:

True

False

3. Most amnesics have some interruption of long-term memory. This is:

True

False

4. So, memory is about communication between regions or functional systems, rather than specific structures on their own. This is:

True

False

5. Without his routine life or scripts, George started to display signs of memory disorder. This is:

True

False

6. Disruptions of cognition and behaviour can result from either:

Cortical

Sub-cortical

Pathway disconnections

All of the above

Very difficult to tell

7. Memory cannot be fractionated into verbal and facial for example. This is:

True

False

8. There will not necessarily be any difference in a memory disorder between a massive stroke and someone who has a lesion disconnecting their cortical and sub-cortical regions. This is:

True

False

9. The example of George was able to draw the complex figure of rey in a rather intact, rapid fashion, even though he was unable to keep appt, due to suspected oxygen deprivation following cardiac surgery. This is:

True

False

10. The episodic buffer is an integrator. This is:

False

True

11. Factors that enable a person to deal effectively with their environment, are:

Alert, perceive, store information over time, plan, communicate

Encode, store, consolidate, perceive, communicate

Encode, alert, store, plan, communicate

None of the above

Being one step ahead all the time

12. The hippocampi is critical in , the prefrontal region is involved in and the left parietal cortex is an and involved in .

Encoding, retrieval, interface, retrieval.

Retrieval, encoding, interface, retrieval

Encoding, consolidation, interface, retrieval

None of the above

13. Explicit memory is tested using 'degraded stimuli'. This is:

True

False

14. Lect 2: After the wars, the next most significant group informing acquired brain injury has been:

Drug/alcohol abuse

Road trauma

Strokes, MS

Poisoning, PD

Tumours, dementia

15. Which process requires the hippocampi, thalamus, mammillary bodies and neocortex?

Encoding

Consolidation

Retrieval

Storage

Memory

Cognitive Neuroscience

1. Memory and emotional processing are intimately connected. This is:

2.

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2. Changes in hippocampi are targetted in AD & conseq memory problems. This is:

3. Most amnesics have some interruption of long-term memory. This is:

4. So, memory is about communication between regions or functional systems, rather than specific structures on their own. This is:

5. Without his routine life or scripts, George started to display signs of memory disorder. This is:

6. Disruptions of cognition and behaviour can result from either:

7. Memory cannot be fractionated into verbal and facial for example. This is:

8. There will not necessarily be any difference in a memory disorder between a massive stroke and someone who has a lesion disconnecting their cortical and sub-cortical regions. This is:

9. The example of George was able to draw the complex figure of rey in a rather intact, rapid fashion, even though he was unable to keep appt, due to suspected oxygen deprivation following cardiac surgery. This is:

10. The episodic buffer is an integrator. This is:

11. Factors that enable a person to deal effectively with their environment, are:

12. The hippocampi is critical in ____, the prefrontal region is involved in ____ and the left parietal cortex is an ____ and involved in ____.

13. Explicit memory is tested using 'degraded stimuli'. This is:

14. Lect 2: After the wars, the next most significant group informing acquired brain injury has been:

15. Which process requires the hippocampi, thalamus, mammillary bodies and neocortex?

12. The hippocampi is critical in , the prefrontal region is involved in and the left parietal cortex is an and involved in .