Exam 14: Social Cognition
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Which of the following resulted in the significant personality changes observed in Phineas Gage?
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Experimental economics research has often assumed that humans behave as rational agents,always making choices that will maximize gains and minimize losses.What is problematic about this assumption from a psychological or neuroscientific perspective?
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The trolley problem and footbridge problem are ethical thought experiments involving life-or-death situations.Which of the following is true?
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Raine (2002)has argued that ________ people are likely to show evidence of reduced neural activity in the orbitofrontal cortex.
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In a social faux pas experiment,participants are presented with a scenario in which one character accidentally says something impolite to another character.When people with orbitofrontal damage perform this task,
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Which brain region is the most susceptible to coup-contra-coup injury?
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What did Ami Klin find when autistic people watched the film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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According to the somatic marker hypothesis,people with damage to the orbitofrontal cortex may fail to inhibit socially inappropriate behavior because
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Information processed in relation to the self is better remembered.
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Neuroimaging studies suggest that the medial prefrontal cortex activates more relative to a baseline when people make self-referential judgments compared to other kinds of judgments.
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One concern with interpreting fMRI studies employing a "resting state" for comparison with cognitive activities of interest is that
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Studies using fMRI have found that neural activity in the medial prefrontal cortex ________ when people make self-referential judgments compared to other judgments,suggesting that when we are "at rest" we are engaging in a number of self-referential processes.
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In what way might the self-referent effect and the depth-of-processing effect be related?
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Studies of people with autism have suggested that they do not significantly deactivate the ________ when performing non-self-referential tasks.This is consistent with the observation that many people with autism have an unusual focus on ________ rather than ________.
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Neuroeconomic functional MRI studies have suggested that rational decision making is associated with the ________,and emotion-driven decision making is associated with the ________.
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Tasks involving thinking about mental states often engage which region of the brain,in comparison to thinking about social background or life events?
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