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Jeopardy damage emotions study languageGrab bag Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Damage this and you might never wake up!

$100 Reticular formation (consciousness)

$200 Damage this and you’ll never think about the future.

$200 Frontal lobe

$300 What part of Homer appears to be damaged?

$300 cerebellum

$400 Damage this and you’ll never hear Justin Bieber again!

$400 Temporal lobe No more Bieber!

$500 Damage this and you die!!! (You stop breathing; heart stops beating.)

$500 Medulla Oblongata

$100 This “system” is the brain region controlling our emotions and memory

$100 Limbic system

$200 This part of your brain makes you Hot and happy. The Four Fs.

$200 Hypothalamus

$300 This part of our brain produces a fear response.

$300 amygdala

$400 Damage this and you’ll be Dorrie the fish, Ten-second Tom or Clive Wearing.

$400 hippocampus Hippos go to college to remember

$500 This is the relay station of the brain

$500 thalamus

100 This scan involves being injected with a radioactive substance. It studies functions of various parts of the brain.

$100 PET scan

200 This is a 3D X ray taken of the body.

$200 Cat Scan (CT scan)

300 We study sleep disorders, epilepsy, and brain function using this:

$300 EEG, electroencephalagram

$400 This term describes the purposeful damaging of a brain part.

400 lesioning One rat has a lesioned hypothalamus

500 This scan is a combination of a PET scan and a MRI

$500 fMRI

$100 When we see written words (or anything for that matter) it’s processed in the ______ lobe.

$100 Occipital lobe

$200 This brain part enables us to comprehend the words people say.

$200 Wernike’s area

$300 Damage this and you won’t be able to speak.

300 Broca’s area Think Broca - boca

400 The language centers are usually on this side of the brain.

$400 left

$500 Reading non-verbal communication (facial cues, body movements) is done with this side of the brain.

$500 Right side

$100 This is the outer wrinkly part of the brain

$100 Cerebral cortex

$200 This lobe has the sensory cortex, where touch sensations are registered.

$200 Parietal lobe

$300 To move your arms, it takes conscious thought, so the motor cortex must be in the _____ lobe.

$300 Frontal lobe

$400 This enables your left and right brain to communicate

$400 Corpus callosum

$500 What will the split brain patient say??.

$500 “I see a baseball”

Final Jeopardy

Final Jeopardy Answer Which two people did the split brain study? Sperry and Gazzaniga