Exam 8: Attention and Consciousness
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Synchronization at high frequencies leads to _____ attention.
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Suffering a stroke may result in this disorder where an individual does not attend to objects or people on one side of their visual field:
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An experiment that used a man dressed in a gorilla suit walking amongst people passing a basketball demonstrated:
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Because individuals with hemineglect can pass many vision tests, the deficit is better described as affecting:
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In global workspace theory, the workspace could map onto primary visual and auditory areas.
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There must be synchronization at _____, during deep sleep.
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Coma, vegetative state, and minimally conscious state are all terms for a reduced state of ________.
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A central cue may cause _____ if the cue points to the correct location at the correct time.
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An individual will lose consciousness if there is a loss in ___________ brain activity.
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When under anesthesia, an EEG of the brain will look as it does during:
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Failing to notice a change in your environment, such as someone removing an object, is called:
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Global workspace theory and higher-order theory are both _____ theories of consciousness.
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Anesthetics works by increasing inhibitory signaling or decreasing excitatory signaling.
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