psy 2400: behavioral neuroscience exam 1

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Mind:

a special purpose machine that uses information to construct the present and to predict the future.

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Cognitive closure:

cant understand stuff because your embodied in that question

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Dualism:

body and soul are two separate things

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Monoism (physicalism)

your nervous system is you. Everything is deterministic

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Emergence:

a physical thing has a function and concept which makes it its self, but when those are taken away its not that thing anymore

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Epigenetics:

the study of heritable changes in gene function that occur without altering the underlying DNA sequence

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Neuron doctrine

The brain is composed of neurons and other cells that are structurally, functionally, and metabolically independent, and send signals through electrical impules

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Dendrites

branches on a neuron that recieves info from other cells

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Synapse

gap between cells where info is transferred through

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Cell body

where info is processed 

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Axon Pillar

where the action potential is formed

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Axon

where info is passed through the neuron

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Axon terminals

where info is sent out to other neurons and encoded.

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Glial Cells

Nonneuronal brain cells that provide structural, nutritional, and other types of support to the brain. 

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Astrocytes

filter/regulators of neurons

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types of glial cells

astrocytes, microglial, oligodendrocytes, schwann

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Microglial cells:

Migrate to areas of injury and Remove debris from injured/dead cells

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Oligodendrocytes (CNS) and Schwann Cells (PNS)

Form myelin sheath, insulates axons

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CT scan

xray source moved in arc around head

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PET scan

measures glucose in part of the brain (inferring high vs low brain activity)

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FMRI

measures oxyhemoglobin vs deoxyhemoglobin in part of brain to measure activity

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