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    Intellectual Disability

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    process triggers cellular processes that enhance the signaling strength between the two cells: added receptors‚ larger synaptic surface area‚ and so forth. Matsuzaki and colleagues (2004) investigated the process of LTP on dendritic spines in the hippocampus‚ a brain structure particularly involved in memory. When NMDA receptors on a spine are activated‚ the spine grows in size. This enlargement may be permanent and is subsequently associated with greater signal strength from the pre-synaptic cell.

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    individual who suffered from anterograde amnesia was H.M. He suffered from severe epilepsy‚ so a medical procedure was done that was supposed to alleviate him of his symptoms. Parts of H.M.’s medial temporal lobe were removed‚ which included the hippocampus. H.M.’s epilepsy was improved but he was now faced with an even bigger problem‚ he could no longer form new memories. His short term memory was unaffected‚ he was able to recall a series of numbers that were momentarily presented but could not retain

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    50 First Dates Psychology

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    In the movie 50 First Dates‚ Lucy Whitmore‚ portrayed by Drew Barrymore‚ is an art teacher that suffers from anterograde amnesia. Anterograde amnesia is a loss of the ability to create memories after the event that caused amnesia has occurred. Because of this‚ Lucy only remembers things that occurred prior to her misfortunate car accident. For example‚ her father and brother go out of their way to reassure Lucy that the day is October 13‚ 2002‚ so that she does not suffer from the shocking truth

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    University of Phoenix Material Brain Structures and Functions Worksheet Below you will see two columns: Brain Structure and Function(s). Items listed under the column‚ “Brain Structure” will list a region of the brain‚ while items under the column titled “Function(s)” will describe the general behavior‚ skill‚ and/or activity of the associated brain structure. Fill in the blank for each of the statements below‚ either listing the brain structure responsible for the function described‚ or providing

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    temporal lobe‚ and the parietal lobe. The changes that occur leads to nerve cell death and tissue loss throughout the brain. Then over time the brain will shrink dramatically‚ affecting nearly every function or part. One part of the brain that is the hippocampus and the shrinkage is severe and also plays a key role in the cortex which it shrivels up damaging areas that are involved in thinking‚ planning‚ and remembering stages. The normal functions of the brain is the left and right sides of the brain is

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    activity in the truth-telling arm." Overall‚ it seemed to take more brain effort to tell the lie than to tell the truth‚ Faro found. Lying caused activity in the frontal part of the brain --- the medial inferior and pre-central areas‚ as well as the hippocampus and middle temporal regions and the limbic areas. Some of these are involved in emotional responses‚ Faro said. During a truthful response‚ the fMRI showed activation of parts of the brain’s frontal lobe‚

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    Dementia

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    Balance‚ Posture‚ Muscle Coordination (Movement) Hypothalamus Regulates Thirst‚ Appetite and Body Temperature‚ Sleep Cycles and Patterns Of sleep. Thalamus Muscle Movement‚ and Processing Sensory Information. Hippocampus Processes Recent Memories into Stored Memory Limbic System Emotions and Smell. Depression‚ Delirium and age-related memory impairment can all be mistake for Dementia‚ as any or all can be present in a person suffering from Dementia

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    Memory is the mental faculty of retaining and recalling past experience. It ’s a very complex system and to understand it there have been many theories that attempt to explain it. In order to help me answer this question‚ I will look at the theorist JM Gardiner‚ along with other theorists such as Tulving‚ Mandler and Schacter in order to help me conclude if they are the same thing‚ inter-related or completely different. Tulving (1985)‚ distinguished between two quite different recollective experiences:

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    can improve memory‚ it can also stunt new memories. e. This effect has only been seen in animals so far. As there is not much research on the negative impacts of music done on humans. Music could potentially‚ if listened to in excess‚ deter the hippocampus part of the brain from forming new ideas and memories. 2. Music can hurt your ears. a. Another negative aspect that I discovered that my Mother has been warning me about for years‚ is the impact listening to music can have on hearing ability. Many

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    Summary: The Female Brain

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    The brain is the key to our existence and carrying out daily functions‚ whether we are aware of the process or not as it is carried out. This factor becomes important as well when understanding the role of development with criminal involvement. The male brain is different in several ways to the female brain not only in size but in structure as well. The average male brain weighs around 11% more than the female brain (Craig et al.‚ 2004‚ 270). The differences in the structure are in certain

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