Question

1. Research on a conditioned eye-blink reflex in rabbits suggests that associative learning and storage of procedural implicit memories might occur in the 2. 3. In patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease, the class of hippocampal neurons most often negatively effected are those which produce 4. One class of antidepressants (the SSRIs) functions by 5. Typically, the brain of a healthy, alert older person features middle-aged person: 6. Of the following brain structures, the one that is critical for communication between the two hemispheres and which is often severed to alleviate the symptoms of severe temporal lobe epilepsy is 7. The specialization of function between the cerebral hemispheres is termed 8. Individuals who experience difficulty in retrieving information that was encoded immediately preceding injury to their brains (such as impact trauma) are suffering fromwhile those who experience difficulty in consolidating new long-term memories after brain injury (such as hippocampal damage) are suffering from aid in the survival, growth, and formation of synapses between neurons:. in comparison to the brain of a 9. The non-cortical region of the brain most closely associated with the consolidation of short term memories working memories) is the

Answer 1

1. Somatosensory cortex
2. Neurotrophins
3. Acetylcholine
4. increasing levels of serotonin by blocking reabsorption by brain
5. higher grey matter, neuronal volume, and brain weight
6. Removal of temporal lobes is done, so is the severing of the corpus callosum - they are called Lobectomy and Corpus callosotomy respectively
7. Lateralization
8. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) affecting short-term memories; Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) affecting long-term memories
9. Amygdala