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What are the 2 functional visual streams in frogs?

Visuo-motor control module


Visuo-spatial module

The visual streams run ___________ from the ____ to the _____ and _______________ areas which are responsible for executing actions

independently, eye, brain, motor output

The visual streams involve the _____________, which is similar to the superior colliculus in primates

optic tectum

Routes from the eye to the brain: mammals

Retain the evolutionary older midbrain /optic tectum linked with visual procsses operating outside our conscious experience


Also developed the geniculate striate pathways - give rise to our subjective visual experience

Evicence of damage to the geniculate-cortical pathway is ____________________

Cortical blindness

Evidence of damage to the tectal/collicular pathway is neglect ___________________

Neglect

Evidence of damage to the geniculate-cortical pathway includes

achromatopsia


movement impairment


visual agnosia


prosopagnosia


topographical agnosia


agraphia

Blind sight

caused by the destruction of the PVC


can perceive visual features, but this occurs outside of conscious awareness

Neglect

caused by damage to the superior colliculus


results in an impairement in orienting to the left or right side of visual space

Mishkin and Ungerleider (1981) damaged the geniculate-cortical pathway of monkeys and suggestsed that

primates have two functional streams within the cortex


- Identification of objects - 'what' (ventral) stream


-Spatial location of objects - 'where' (dorsal) stream

Role of the ventral stream

Identification of possible and actual goal objects


The selection of an appropriate course of action to deal with those objects

Role of the dorsal stream

implementation of the course of action selected by the ventral stream via


- detailed specification and online control of the constituent movements that form the action


-Making use of metrical visual information that maps directly onto the action in the 'here and now'

Patient DF

CO poisoning


Bilateral damage along the VENTRAL stream


Parietal lobe not damaged - dorsal stream intact


The effect was visual form agnosia - able to control actions, but cannot recognise them


objects, but cold orient her arm and hand appropriately for the object

Findings suggest that DF uses visual information, yet she doesn't see anything. Therefore, she shows a dissociation between

what she can consciously recognise AND what she can actually do

The perception-action hypothesis

The ventral stream is for perception - giving rise to object and scene recognition


The dorsal stream, in contrast, is for perception-for-action


- Using visual information for the online control of action