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    Decisions in life are inevitable, and although unavoidable, a majority of the decisions made with everyday behavior are repetitively overlooked. One of the most frequently disregarded decisions made in everyday life is which hand to use when performing actions such as grasping, writing, lifting, and gesturing. Copious studies suggest that the posterior parietal cortex is of paramount importance when executing hand actions and motions. Comparatively, past experiments exhibit bilateral posterior parietal cortex activation during one-handed movements with notable increases in the activity of the hemisphere contralateral to the active hand. Because posterior parietal cortex activity levels indicate relationships to hand choice, there are postulations…

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    Phantom Limb Pain

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    phantom limb (Ramachandran & Rogers-Ramachandran, 2000; Foell et al., 2014; Hunter, Katz, & Davis, 2003). Participants in a study practiced mirror training for four consecutive weeks by performing specific exercises with the intact limb which was superimposed by the mirror so that it visually appeared as if it were the amputated limb. MRI and fMRI scans were performed prior to and directly following the four weeks of training to compare activation during hand movement. The mirror therapy showed…

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    Action Observation

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    faces of the dancers were blurred in order to emphasize body movement. Furthermore, in order to test the assumption that differences in brain activation were due to expertise levels alone, two non-expert control groups were tested to see if they experienced similar activity levels while watching both styles of dance. If they both experienced similar activity levels then it could be concluded that any differences in action observation activity were due to differences in the expertise levels of…

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    effects on everyday life, the challenges met while dealing with it, the neuroscience behind PTSD, and the effects of PTSD on everyday life. The methods I will be using while researching this topic include, that I will first look into the psychological aspects and then I will go more in depth regarding the social/life aspects. Neuroscience behind PTSD A study which was just founded in 2013 stated that people with chronic PTSD have some regions of the brain shrinking once developing the illness…

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    Task One Explain the functions of the following The Temporal Lobe The temporal lobe is placed in the base of the cortex behind the temples. It is one of the four exceeding lobes in the cerebral cortex. The temporal lobe develops sensory information. It controls select listening and the data collected from the ears. Sound and speech is also created here. The temporal lobe conceives significant speech, including sounds and pitches. Long term and visual memories are stored here. The temporal…

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    Schippers, Gazzola, Goebel, and Keysers (2009) examined how different areas of the brains were activated in romantically involved couples while playing the game of charades. The study used charades to investigate the neural basis of gestural communication by having participants act out and interpret predetermined gestures while their brain activity was being recorded inside of an fMRI machine. Data gathered from the fMRI showed that during production of gestures, the putative motor neuron system…

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    In the past it was believed that the cerebellum received information from various areas of the cortex and projected information to the primary motor cortex via thalamus, thus fine-tuning a movement (19). It was also believed that the Basal ganglia was involved with the inhibition and selection of action commands (19). These views suggest the involvement of both cerebellum and Basal ganglia(BG) in purely motor function. But that is not the case, recent studies have found a connection between the…

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    of the audience 's performance towards the same task in which they did not do as proficient. So far half way through the video she has specified two positive impacts from video games on society.Her third example contains the same results plus a more in depth look at her investigation and live experiment for her example. Then doubles the live experiments content just to increase more proficient results to help argument. After shortly concluding her examples she goes into the facts about actual…

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    What exactly is the particular Distinction Concerning Pleural Mesothelioma and Peritoneal Mesothelioma? Mesothelioma could be specifically mentioned like a uncommon kind of cancers. The word Mesothelioma suggests a new tumor-like increase involving mesothelial solar cells of an specific body organ, typically the particular bodily organs within the ab region or perhaps lungs. Pleural Mesothelioma is actually the commonest kind of mesothelioma. This pleura usually are just the particular slim…

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    Rs-Fmri Analysis Essay

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    infarcts. The Schaefer research aims to identify the changes in functional connectivity for SVD. Changes in functional connectivity in posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) and in the DMN are mentioned in the previous research. Schaefer 's study focuses mainly on the frontoparietal networks and their altering connectivity. The research involved 12 participants whose rs-fMRI, T1- and T2- weighted anatomical data were acquired. Patient whose age-related white-matter changes (ARWMC) score >2 and had…

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