1
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What is a allocentric space?
A
Observer independent: Same regardless of who the observer is
Identifiable environmental features: Visual landmarks
2
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What is an egocentric space?
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Observer depended: focuses on observer
3
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Location-based spatial information uses…
A
fixed point references
4
Q
movement-based spatial information uses…
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generated by own movements
5
Q
What is piloting (location-based)
A
using current positon estimated from distance and direction to landmarks
6
Q
What is beacon homing (location-based)
A
Travelling directly toward a fixed landmark
7
Q
What is movement-based information?
A
Uses of movement cues to create a cognitive map
PSYC 211
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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1 Neurons and Synapse26
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2 Representation in the Visual System24
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3 Representation in the Visual and Auditory System19
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4 Representation of Complex Images13
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5 Representation: Binding and Schizophrenia19
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6 How to Store a Memory13
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7 Memory and the Temporal Lobe17
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8 Memory, Time and Prediction16
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9 Memory and Disease19
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10 Cognitive Control I15
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11 Cognitive Control II15
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12 Decision Making15
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13 Social Cognition17
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14 The Neural Basis of Consciousness14
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15 Introduction to the Central Nervous System32
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16 Brain Cells16
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17 Neural Representations8
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18 Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience11
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19 Auditory System17
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20 Vision31
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21 Cortical Vision10
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22 Cortical vs Subcortical Vision12
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23 Subcortical Oculomotor Reflexes13
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24 Cortical Control over Movement of the Eyes8
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25 Strategic Control over Oculomotor Reflexes11
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26 Visual Attention9
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27 Development of the Brain12
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Lab: Spatial Memory & Navigation7
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Lab: Timing of Mental Processes8
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Lab: Theory of Signal Detection4
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Lab: Event Related Potentials3
