29 Questions
What are the two main divisions of declarative memory?
Episodic and semantic memory
Which part of the brain is responsible for storing episodic memories?
Hippocampus and entorhinal cortex
What type of memory is responsible for storing skills and habits?
Procedural memory
What is the relationship between working memory and long-term memory?
Working memory temporarily stores information from long-term memory
Which neurotransmitters are mentioned as being related to working memory?
Serotonin and calcium
Where in the brain is working memory primarily stored?
Prefrontal cortex
Which of the following is NOT a cause of shifting attention?
Interest
What is the first step in the process of memory?
Encoding
Which type of encoding involves the meaning of words?
Semantic encoding
Which stage of memory is responsible for retaining encoded information over time?
Long-term memory
What is the process of searching for and bringing stored information to mind called?
Retrieval
Which type of encoding is not mentioned in the text?
Olfactory encoding
Which hemisphere is primarily responsible for language-related sounds and environmental sounds?
Non-dominant hemisphere
Which of the following is an example of a process involved in perception according to the text?
Selecting stimuli that attract our attention
What is the primary function of the dominant hemisphere according to the information provided?
Performing spatial orientation and relational analysis
Which of the following best describes the role of the non-dominant hemisphere in perception?
Holistic processing of complex figural patterns
Which of the following is a key characteristic of the process of perception?
It involves the interpretation of sensory information
Which type of disorder is characterized by emotions changing from one extreme to the other with no obvious reason?
Lability
Which type of learning involves the development and manipulation of symbolic representation?
Cognitive learning
Which type of learning involves the association between a stimulus and a response?
Classical conditioning
What is the defining characteristic of apathy as a quantitative change in emotion?
Emotional expression and experience are both abolished
Which of the following is NOT a type of cognitive learning?
Learning by classical conditioning
What is the defining characteristic of indifference as a quantitative change in emotion?
Emotional expression is abolished while emotional experience is preserved
What is the mental age range for patients with moderate intellectual disability?
3-7 years
Which of the following is NOT a component of emotion according to the passage?
Physiological responses
Patients with mild intellectual disability can be educated in which type of schools?
Primary schools with some difficulty
What is the key difference between patients with moderate and mild intellectual disability according to the passage?
Moderate patients have an IQ range of 25-50, while mild patients have an IQ range of 50-70.
What is the main distinguishing feature of patients with mild intellectual disability according to the passage?
All of the above
According to the passage, which of the following is an example of the bodily changes associated with emotion?
Facial and bodily expression
Test your knowledge on hemispheric functions related to dominant and non-dominant sides of the brain, including areas such as visual, auditory, tactile recognition, memory, language, and spatial orientation.
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