WorksheetsLocalisation - AD
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What are the two types of brain injuries?
Traumatic vs. non-traumatic
Jalapeños vs. pizza
Physical vs. chemical
Acquired vs. congenital
If damage occurred to the frontal lobe
You'll lose your ability to hear
You won't be able to make proper rational decisions and executive functions
Impair social behaviour and personality
Experience changes in emotional control
A damage to the cerebellum
Wouldn't make you able to order burgers
Will lose your balance
Lead to coordination and balance issues
impact your emotions
Are you stuck with the brain you have?
I don't know
No
Not necessarily, there are brain rehabilitation programs
Neuroplasticity allows for change and growth
Localization of function is a theory that suggests:
That every brain part is responsible for a certain function
That when a person is hungry, he eats burgers
That the frontal lobe is highly functioning
I have no clue
The amygdala, which is located in our temporal lobe, is responsible for
Fight and flight responses
I have no clue
Processing emotions, particularly fear responses
Regulating emotional responses
What is the brain part that plays a role in addiction and motivation?
Nucleus accumbens
Amygdala
Frontal lobe
Hippopotamus
How Clive Wearing (the music conductor) is different from HM
Clive loves his wife, but HM loves pasta!
I don't know who these people are. I was sleeping in class.
Clive wasn't able to remember his past and couldn't make new memories while HM was able to still remember his past
They both had significant memory impairments but due to different brain regions affected
Cognitive symptoms that may occur as a result of TBI (traumatic brain injury) are
Slurred speech, confusion, thinking problems
Vomiting, nausea, ear discharge
Emotional dysregulation
I wish I knew!
The temporal lobe is associated with
Auditory processing and memory, emotions
Visual perception
No clue
Language comprehension and visual recognition
EP (Eugene Pauly), the man who visited his house over 200 times and had encephalitis, was able to walk around his house and return. However, when asked how to move from here or there, he wouldn't
Is it because it became a habit, so it turned from a cognitive task into an associative task thanks to the basal ganglia
EP was being lazy
It was a cognitive task that requires full brain functioning
The hippocampus is the reason
The occipital lobe
Is associated with visual processing
All of the above
Controls visual perception and processing
Manages visual information and stimuli
