The Cerebral Cortex
Person Perception
Brain Injuries/Neurological Disorders
Neuroplasticity
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Phineas Gage suffered a change in personality after he recieved an injury to his brain. What area of the brain was injured?

The frontal lobe

100

What three components make up an attitude?

Affect, behaviour, cognition

100

What does ABI stand for?

Acquired brain injury

100

What does LTP stand for?

Long term potentiation

100

What city is hosting the 2028 summer Olympics?

Los Angeles

200

What cortex is located in the Parietal lobe?

Primary somatosensory cortex

200

Assuming someone is late because they have poor time management is an example of what?

Personal attribution

200

What are two potential causes of an ABI?

physical injury or trauma, such as an impact to the head from a fall, a fight or a sporting accident

Disease or infection, such as meningitis, Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s disease

Oxygen deprivation to the whole body or brain, such as through a near drowning, heart attack or stroke

Poisoning or alcohol/drug abuse

Brain tumours.

200

What is neuralplasticity?

The ability of the brain’s neural structure or function to be changed throughout the lifespan, generally through experience.

200

What is the furthest planet from the sun?

Neptune
300

Recognizing faces and music is the role of what lobe?

Temporal lobe

300

"the discomfort that people experience when they have conflicting beliefs or when their behaviours contradict their beliefs" describes?

Cognitive dissonance

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What does CTE stand for?

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy 

300

When is neuroplasticity most active?

During childhood

300

Name all 5 Kardashian sisters.

Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kylie and Kendall.

400

Which area is responsible for speech production?

Broca's area

400

Kelly nearly gets into an accident riding her bike down a busy road and gets scared. The next time she rides her bike, she takes a different way home. What kind of heuristic is Kelly using?

Affect heuristic

400

A person can speak fluently, but it does not make sense. For example, 'The dog orange limbo ran'. What is this an example of?

Wernicke's aphasia

400

What are the three processes that maintain and maximise brain function?

1. diet

2. physical activity

3. mental stimulation

400

What is the smallest country in the world?

Vatican City

500

Seeing a bird in your left side peripheral vision.

Name the lobe, cortex and hemisphere that would be responsible for this behaviour.

Occipital lobe

Primary Visual Cortex

Right side

500

In a company survey, 42% of the employees predicted that they would be in the top 5%. What cognitive bias were they using?

Dunning-Kruger effect

500

Explain the process of how CTE impacts the brain.

Tau protein builds up within neurons and other cells in the brain, disrupting important processes that keep cells alive and healthy.

The accumulation of tau compromises the integrity of the brain tissue and begins to kill neurons and other cells, resulting in widespread atrophy of many parts of the brain and a reduction in brain volume.

500

What are the three types of neuroplasticity?

1. Experience-independent

2. Experience-expectant

3. Experience-dependent

500

What is Miss Sullivan's favourite colour?

Blue?

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