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Neuropsychological Functions of the prefrontal cortex 김홍근 대구대학교 재활심리학과
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Overview Prefrontal executive function Regional prefrontal syndromes Neuropsychological assessment of prefrontal syndromes
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The prefrontal lobe as “the seat of the highest human mentality” Phylogenetic perspective Ontogenetic perspective Anatomical perspective Neuropsychological perspective
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Phylogenetic perspective: Species differences in prefrontal cortex
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Ontogenetic perspective: Late maturation of prefrontal cortex 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 ( 출처 : 연세의대 신경해부학 / 조직학 website)
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Anatomical perspective: Extensive prefrontal lobe connections ( 출처 : 연세의대 신경해부학 / 조직학 website)
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Neuropsychological perspective: Phineas Gage (accident in 1848) ( 출처 : 연세의대 신경해부학 / 조직학 website)
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Prefrontal function: Early descriptions Personality (Harlow, 1868) Abstract attitude (Goldstein, 1927) Mental set (Jacobsen, 1935) Self-regulation (Luria, 1962) Concept formation (Milner, 1964)
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Prefrontal function: Recent descriptions Supervisory mental process Cognitive flexibility Meta-cognition Goal-directed behavior Executive function
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An example of an executive
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A model of prefrontal executive function Memory Attention LanguageSpatial Pr Executive Function
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The regional prefrontal syndromes (Cummings, 1985) DorsolateralOrbitofrontal Mesial frontal
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Core hypotheses Anatomical area FunctionSyndrome type DorsolateralCognitionDisorganized OrbitofrontalEmotionDisinhibited Mesial frontal MotivationApathetic
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Dorsolateral syndrome (Disorganized type) Poor judgment Concrete thinking Lack of insight Poor planning cognitive inflexibility
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Orbitofrontal syndrome (Disinhibited type) Social misbehavior Poor impulse control Emotional lability Hypersexuality Stimulus-driven behavior
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Mesial frontal syndrome (Apathetic type) Poor initiative Diminished verbal output & motor behavior Akinetic mutism Urinary incontinence
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Neuropsychological assessment of prefrontal syndromes: Overview WAIS: Poor sensitivity MMPI: Poor response validity Specialized tests are needed EXIT (EXecutive Intelligence Test) (Kim, 2001)
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EXIT (EXecutive Intelligence Test) Norm16~19, 20~24, 25~34, 35~44, 45~54, 55~64 yrs Adm time25 minutes ScoreEIQ (Executive IQ) SubtestsStroop test Verbal fluency Design fluency Rey AVLT
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Stroop test 파랑노랑빨강검정 빨강검정파랑노랑 노랑빨강파랑검정
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Verbal fluency 사람사모사랑 하는 감정 사랑하니까사랑사랑사주 팔자 사과 나무사과사춘 기 사람사주사랑 이 불타는 나무
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Design fluency
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Rey AVLT Recall 내가 불러 줬던 단어들을 기억 해서 말하시오 Recognition 내가 불러 줬던 단어들을 다음 에서 고르시오
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Core features of EXIT as a psychometric instrument Multi-task approach Unstructured testing Use of control tests Qualitative scoring Normative M=100, SD=15
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The rationale for prefrontal pathology in schizophrenia Disorganized thinking, speech, & behavior Disordered dopamine systems Prefrontal metabolic deficit
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A validity study of EXIT SampleSchizophrenic pts: n=45 Normal controls: n=27 Normal controls: n=27 Measure WAIS: VIQ, PIQ, FIQ EXIT: EIQ HypothesisLargest group-difference in EIQ
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Schizophrenic pts vs Normal controls
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Case 1: Frontal head injury Male, 29 yrs Policeman Car accident 6 months ago Personality deterioration Disorganized behavior
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Case 2: Parkinson’s disease Female, 63 yrs Housewife Parkinson-like symptom onset: 3.5 yrs ago Progressive deterioration
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Case 3: Korsakoff’s disease Female, 39 yrs Housewife Heavy alcohol ingestion during last 4 yrs Physical weakness Mental confusion
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Case 4: Carbon monoxide poisoning Male, 36 yrs Unemployed Heart attack 6 months ago Restlessness Stimulus-driven behavior
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Summary Prefrontal lobe as the central executive 3 types of regional prefrontal syndromes EXIT (EXecutive Intelligence Test)
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