Lateralization + White Matter + Basal Nuclei

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Lateralization

Division of labor between the two hemispheres

The brain is split into left and right hemispheres, and they specialize in different things

work together

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Left hemisphere lateralization

language, math, and logic

structured thinking - logic

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Right hemisphere - laterization

Insight, visual-spatial skills, intuition, and artistic skills

creative thinking - creativity

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What side of the body does each hemisphere control

Right hemisphere controls left side of body

Left hemisphere controls right side of body

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How do the left and right hemispheres communicate

Through fiber tracts in cerebral white matter

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Cerebral white matter

myelinated fibers/axons and tracts (bundles of axons in CNS)

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What are the three major cerebral white matter fiber types

Commissures, association, projection

<p>Commissures, association, projection</p>
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Commissures fibers

connect left and right hemisphere

<p>connect left and right hemisphere</p>
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Association fibers

connect different parts of the same hemisphere

<p>connect different parts of the same hemisphere</p>
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Projection fibers

connects hemispheres with lower brain or spinal cord

<p>connects hemispheres with lower brain or spinal cord</p>
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Corpus Callosum

Main commissure fiber

<p>Main commissure fiber </p>
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<p>Basal nuclei/ganglia - where and what</p>

Basal nuclei/ganglia - where and what

deep inside cerebral hemisphere (not cortex)

clusters of gray matter

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<p>Basal nuclei/ganglia function (3)</p>

Basal nuclei/ganglia function (3)

Regulate attention and cognition (focus movement and thought), intensity of movement (not too weak or too strong), and inhibit unnecessary movement

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Disorders in Huntingtons disease and in parkinsons disease is disorder in what area and what

In basal ganglia/ nuclei

Huntington - too much movement

parkinson - too little movement