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Main parts
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Two hemispheres connected through the corpus callosum
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4 lobes with primary sensory info
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Frontal lobe: smell (olfactory bulbs)
Parietal lobe: Tactile sense
Temporal lobe: Auditory
Occipital lobe: Visual
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Reading out loud
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- Visual cortex: receive written words in visual stimuli
- Angular gyrus: transforming to auditory code
- Wernicke’s areaL interprets auditory code
- Broca’s area: controls speech muscles
- Motor cortex: pronounces words
B&C Int1
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Decks in class (41)
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Chapter 18
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Localisation Terms (appendix)6
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Nervous System (appendix)5
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Spinal cord, brainstem and cerebellum7
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Forebrain6
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Cerebral cortex3
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Perturbational methods7
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Monitoring methods4
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Electroencephalography; EEG7
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Magnetoencephalography; MEG3
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Positron Emission Tomography (PET)3
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functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)7
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The eye10
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Pathway5
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V1 organisation6
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Streams2
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Visual perception6
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Visual perception p28
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Auditory frequencies4
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The ear6
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Peripheral auditory system6
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Location of sounds4
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Quality of sound6
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The mechanosensory system6
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The chemosensory system3
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Attention7
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Two theories of processing9
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Posners cueing task, endogenous4
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Posners cueing task, exogenous5
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Attentional blink test3
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Attentional stream paradigm5
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Biased competition4
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Visual processing of a stimuli4
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Neglect syndromes7
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Brain regions that control attention4
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Methods7
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Visual search2
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Theoretical models5
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Brain network mapping4
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Q&A9
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P eareas4
