This is the function of cerebral cortex, except.. a. Intellectual c. behavior b. Learning d.

memory Who control the motivational drives like learning process, feeling of pleasure and punishment? a. Brain c. amygdala b. Cerebrum d. limbic system Similar to emotions but longer-lasting- related to sense of being, not purely psychological, related to sense of well-being and proper neurotransmitter function is definition from a. Motivation c. satiety b. Learning d. mood Acquired slowly through repetition and includes motor skill, procedures, and rules is characteristic from a. Explicit c. associative b. Implicit d. sensitization
We cannot understand spoken or visual information if has damage to area a. wernickes b. brocca c. bulb d. parietal

which one is not a primary sensory area a. precentral gyrus b. c. postcentral gyrus d. temporal

part of somatosensory

it has function as intracortical interneurons, who is that? a. Stellate cel b. Vertical fibers c. fusiform cell d. horizontal fibers

Incoming sensory signals terminate in this layer, which layer? a. I, II b. IV c. V, VI d. III, IV

Below is the commonly function of left hemisphere, except a. Speech b. Calculation b. writing d. simple language comprehension

Lasts a few seconds, large capacity, all sensory modalities, awareness of environment, it characteristic for a. Short-term memory c. immediate memory

b. Long-term memory

d. working memory

Consolidation of memory from short-term to long term needs, except a. Hippocampus b. Protein synthesis c. sleep d.hippotalamus

Cerebellum, basal ganglia, secondary motor cortex correlates to.. a. Iimplicit emotion c. explicit long-term

b. Explicit short-term d. implicit motor LTP, LTD, gene expression, protein synthesis- mediated changes is mechanism of. Memory a. Long term b. Short term c. immediate d. working

Long term Depression (LTD) is activated by. Frequency activation of the same or different presynaptic terminal a. Low b. Mid c. high d. intermediet

trigger of Both Long Term Potential and long term depression a. K+ b. Na+ c. Ca++ d. Cl-

Deficit in ability to forget or suppress memories is definition of.. a. Anterograde amnesia b. Retrograde amnesia c. Hyperhtymetic syndrome d. Hypothymetic syndrome

The pathway from Wernickes area to Brocas area is.. a. Lobular fasciculus d. Angular gyrus b. Arcuate fasciculus d. Motor cortex The area of brain is related when we speaking a heard wordis, except a. Broca.s area b. Wernicke;s area c. Arcuate fasciculus d. Angular gyrus

Voluntary movement, behavior, perception is function from. a. Frontal b. Parietal c. Occipital d.Temporal

Fail to experience disgust or recognize other peoples retching sound as meaning nausea or disgust, this effect will become true is damage in a. Cingulate cortex b. Medial cortex c. Insula d. frontal cortex

Which one is incorrect statement from.. a. Right amygdala: activated by laughing or smiling b. Right temporal cortex: scanning faces for emotional expression increases activity c. RH > LH activity: associated with shyness d. LH > RH activity: associated with outgoing & fun-loving personality The nucleus accumbens is. a. Stimuli depress mood and increase anxiety, irritability b. Mechanism elevate mood and decrease anxiety, irritability c. The engine of the reward response d. Not strong emotions, of past event remembered