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How is it called the outer layer that covers the brain?

The Cerebral Cortex

100

How many hemispheres do we have?

2

100

This hemisphere is associated with creativity and imagination.

Right

100

Which hemisphere is in charge of the left side of the body? Why?

Right, the hemispheres are in charge of their opposite side of the body.

100

Name the Lobe that's in blue color

Frontal lobe

200

Name the lobe that's in green color

Temporal lobe

200

This hemisphere is associated with logical thinking

Left

200

Name the lobe that's in redish color

Occipital lobe

200

Name an area in the Frontal Lobe

Motor cortex, Prefrontal cortex, Broca's area

200

Name the lobe that's in yellow color

Parietal lobe

300

This lobe is involved in the so-called executive functions

Frontal Lobe

300
In which lobe Wernicke's area is located?

Temporal

300

What can happen if you get your parietal lobe injured?

Difficulties with spatial awarness and body sensitivity 

300

Explain Broca's aphasia

People with Broca’s aphasia have trouble producing fluent speech.

They may be restricted to a vocabulary of only one or two words or producing complete grammatical sentences or adding intonation to their words.

300

What does the occipital lobe interpret?

This lobe interprets vision, distance, depth, color, and facial recognition

400

Somesthetic information (body sensitivity) is processed in this lobe

Parietal lobe

400

Which somesthetic area is in charge of the 3D sensory information?

Somatosensory association area

400

Auditory information is processed in this lobe

Temporal lobe
400

What is the name of your psychology teacher?

Myrna Patricia Valladares Almaguer

400

Object location and object recognition are processed in this lobe

Occipital lobe

500

Name both lobes that process facial recognition

Temporal and Occipital
500

Name three structures from the limbic system

Hypothalamus, Thalamus, Hippocampus, Amygdala, Pituitary Gland, Basal ganglia.

500

Name and explain a lobe lesion (seen in class)

Cortical blindness, Prosopagnosia, Homonymous hemianopia

Broca’s aphasia, Dysexecutive syndrome (DES), Frontotemporal dementia (FTD)

Asomatognosia

Receptive aphasia, Temporal lobe epilepsy

500

In the occipital lobe the dorsal stream is associated with _____

Object location and carries visual information to the parietal lobe.

500

In the occipital lobe the ventral stream has associations with ______

Object recognition and transmits visual information to the temporal lobe.