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2. Where does the hippocampus output?

  • Rhinal sulcus
  • Amygdala
  • Via the subiculum
  • Dendate gyrus

3. Which of these characterises cognitive maps re; coding in the hippocampus?

  • A unique role of the hippocampus in mental time travel, recollection involves relations between items and contexts v.s familiarity = declarative memory
  • The hippocampus provides a internal map coding for spatial relations between objects in the environment
  • Relational frameworks can be disassociated from associations. e.g can learn which cup was rewarded with food, but couldnt infer the BEST cup to search if one was rewarded more than another

4. Which of these characterises recollection v.s familiarity re; hippocampal coding?

  • A unique role of the hippocampus in mental time travel, recollection involves relations between items and contexts v.s familiarity = declarative memory
  • The hippocampus provides a internal map coding for spatial relations between objects in the environment
  • Relational frameworks can be disassociated from associations. e.g can learn which cup was rewarded with food, but couldnt infer the BEST cup to search if one was rewarded more than another

5. Which of these acts as a gateway between hippocampus and cortex

  • Rhinal sulcus
  • Perirhinal cortex
  • Entorhinal cortex
  • Parahippocampal cortex

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