PSYC 251 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Tractography, Connectome, Connectomics

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22 Jun 2018

School

University of Victoria

Department

Psychology

Course

PSYC 251

Professor

Adam Krawitz

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o Cerebellum

 motor control and coordination, etc

o Subcortical Structures

 Hypothalamus

 lower level control

 Hormones, etc.

 Thalamus

 information coming FROM the senses usually stops at the

thalamus

 a kind of communication base between the cortical structures and

the subcortical structures

 Basal Ganglia

 Learning, motivation, motor control, etc.

 Striatum

o Putamen and Caudate

 voluntary movement

 motor control

 Globus pallidus

o voluntary movement

 Nucleus accumbens

o Another important dopamine structure

 Amygdala

 located both INFRONT and INTOP of hippocampus

 memory

o emotional events

 Hippocampus

 episodic long-term memory

 Spatial navigation (closely tied to ^^^ "where am I? have I been

here before")

o Cerebral Cortex

 Lobes

 some boundaries are clear, others are NOT

 Highly unrelated?? structures

 Frontal

 Occipital

 Temporal

 Parietal

 Sulci

 the valleys of the brain

 Lateral (Sylvian) Fissures

 Separates temporal lobe from frontal lobe

 Central Sulcus

 Separates parietal lobe form frontal lobe

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