Brain Architecture 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyNeuroscienceUniversityNone Created by: JessToLetYouKnowCreated on: 31-05-16 23:28 Brains are the product of biological... Evolution 1 of 19 What do all biological systems produce more of than can survive? Offspring 2 of 19 Conception is ... leading to variance in offspring Probabilistic 3 of 19 Those who can solve .... will reproduce Life's problems 4 of 19 "the brain is structured by...." Life's problems 5 of 19 Flexibility is important in which three areas? Sensory processes, motor systems and ability to integrate info. 6 of 19 What is phylogenesis? Evolutionary development and diversification of species 7 of 19 What becomes more sophisticated across phylogenetic scale? Solutions to problems 8 of 19 What basic thing has remained the same in all vertebrates? Brain architecture 9 of 19 The basic brain architecture in all vertebrates means what in relation to rat studies? That they are useful in gaining knowledge about humans 10 of 19 In functional systems what does learned threat trigger? Cortex & limbic system and avoidance 11 of 19 In functional systems what does loom trigger? Sensorimotor midbrain and avoidance 12 of 19 In functional system does pain trigger? Spinal chord and escape 13 of 19 In functional systems what three systems lead to defense-related output? Motor, automatic, endocrine 14 of 19 Localisation of what is important in brain architecture? Function 15 of 19 Which two areas are the functional areas that process information from the eye? Visual cortex/midbrain and superior colliculus 16 of 19 Structures with generic function have what type of micro-architecture Repeating 17 of 19 What are the three sensorimotor structures? Cerebral cortex, midbrain and hindbrain 18 of 19 What are the three characteristics of the cerebellum? Easily seen from underneath the brain, next to brain-stem, tight folds 19 of 19
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