Language in the Brain

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In most brain regions, around 10% of neurons are responsible for generating around 50% of the spikes.

True

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We only use around 10% of our brains capacity

False

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Which of the following is NOT an example of brain stain

Hoffman Stain

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Our brain contains approximately 100 billion neurons

False

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According to the Greek philosopher Aristotle, the brain was a …

body cooler

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Neurons communicate more efficiently than secretory cells because they have

axons

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The resting membrane potential is around 70 mV

False it is -70mV

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Which channel does open when a neuron is depolarized

Sodium

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Which of the following neurotransmitters is more strongly associated with motivation

dopamine

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Reuptake inhibitors enhance the amount of neurotransmitters at the synaptic cleft

True

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What does myelin contribute to

Increases the speed of nerve impulse conduction

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What do Ranvier nodes contribute to

Amplify neuronal signals

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Which of the following functions is NOT associated with abstrocytes

Remove dying cells

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Which of the following neurtransmitters is more strongly associated with attention and alertness

norepinephrine

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which of the following neurotransmitters is more strongly associated with memory

acethycholine

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which of the following is the most fundamental unit of neuronal communication

neuronal ensembles

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which brain structure is located directly behind the temporal and frontal lobes?

insula

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Myelin enhances signal conductivity

true

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The Hebb’s rule “neurons that fire together, wire together” was first proposed by Donald Hebb

False

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How many layers does a typical cortical column have in the auditory cortex?

6

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The basal ganglia is more strongly associated with …

reward processing and muscle memory

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among other things the thalamus is..

a gateway to the cortex

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the primates pack more neurons per brain mass unit than elephants

True

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The processing of syntax is supported by..

temporal and frontal lobes

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The perception of speech sounds is supported by the

temporal lobe

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High alpha power is associated with higher arousal rates

false

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the production of speech sounds is supported by the

frontal lobe

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word processing is supported by the

temporal lobe

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the cerebellum accounts for approx the what % of all neurons in the brain

80%

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elephants can pack more neurons per brain mass unit than rodents

false

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which of the following types of neural activity is measured by fMRI

changes in hemodynamic activity

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which of the following neuroimaging tech provides the highest spatial resolution

magnetic resonance imaging

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which of the following EEg components is NOT an ERP or onset response?

frequency following response FFR

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Excitatory post-synaptic activity induces a… change in charge inside the neuronal soma

positive

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what is the difference between ERP’s and EEG oscillations?

the duration

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MRI studies examine brain … while fMRI studies examine brain..

structure… function

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what ERP would be evoked by “the dog’s fur is very kind”

N400

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was the salmon alive or dead in Craig bennets fMRI study

dead

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what ERP would be evoked by “while she was dressing the baby played on the floor”

P600

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Which of the neuroimaging tech is more invasive?

ECoG Electrocorticography

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which type of neuron is most strongly associated with the generation of EEG signals?

pyramidal neurons

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which neuroimaging techniques uses optodes

fNRIS

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which of the following is NOT true of the ERP technique

effective for source localization

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what does fNIRS have in common with fMRI

they track changes in blood oxgygenation

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what do MEG and EEG have in common

great temporal resolution

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which of the following brain stimulation techniques does not require surgery

TMS

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which of the following is a common limitation of ECoG

contraints in electrode placement

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which of the following technologies is more portable

EEG

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which tech are best for monitoring gamma oscillations

MEG and ECoG