Cognitive Miidterms Q. PDF

# Parts of the Brain 1. Part of the brain that processes information. **Forebrain** 2. Regulate movement and processing auditory and visual balance **Midbrain** 3. Relay sensory information, coordinate movement, balance and equilibrium. **Hindbrain** 4. Dysfunction: less control over their social-e...

# Parts of the Brain 1. Part of the brain that processes information. **Forebrain** 2. Regulate movement and processing auditory and visual balance **Midbrain** 3. Relay sensory information, coordinate movement, balance and equilibrium. **Hindbrain** 4. Dysfunction: less control over their social-emotional behavior. **Cerebral Cortex** 5. It is a group of structures linked to the thalamus in the base of the brain and involved in coordination of movement. **Basal Ganglia** 6. Dysfunction: motor discrepancies, and malfunctions that can cause tremors, involuntary and slow movement. **Basal Ganglia** 7. Part of the brain is involved in our behavioral and emotional responses. **Limbic System** 8. It helps us to adapt to changes in our environment. **Limbic System** 9. 2 effects of Lesions in the Amygdala: **Visual Agnosia & Hypersexuality** 10. Damage of Hippocampus: **Narcolepsy** 11. According to this view, we cannot fully understand behavior when we only break phenomena down into smaller parts. **Gestalt Law of Psychology** 12. controls our endocrine system, regulates our emotions and stress, plays an important role in sleep, and regulates behavior like fighting, feeding, fleeing, and mating. **Thalamus** 13. Dysfunction: **Narcolepsy Hippocampus** 14. Anger and Fear **Septum** 15. means looking into oneself or self-observation or self-analysis. **Introspection** 16. A German psychologist who was known in the field of structuralism, he was often viewed as the founder of structuralism in psychology. **Wilhem Wundt** 17. plays the role in the regulation of one's consciousness. **Reticular Activating System** 18. Dysfunction: Drowsiness and Hypersomnia **RAS** 19. Involved in our sense of sight. **Superior Colliculi** 20. Involved in our sense of hearing. **Inferior Colliculi** 21. Plays a role in one's sense of balance, coordination and muscle tone. **Cerebellum** 22. Bridge between the cerebrum and the cerebellum plays a part in our facial expressions and movement. **Pons** 23. Dysfunction: sensory and arousal dysfunction and sleep disturbances. **Pons** 24. Dysfunction: disrupted sleep and wake up pattern. **Thalamus** 25.