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    1. Damage to different areas of the brain can cause distinct functional impairments and changes in behavior and personality. 2. Damage to the frontal lobes can impair movement, planning, problem solving, personality and inhibition. 3. Damage to language areas like Broca's area and Wernicke's area cause different types of aphasia that impact speech production and comprehension. 4. Damage to other areas like the parietal lobes, temporal lobes and limbic system can impact functions like attention, memory, emotion and sensory processing.

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    1. Damage to different areas of the brain can cause distinct functional impairments and changes in behavior and personality. 2. Damage to the frontal lobes can impair movement, planning, problem solving, personality and inhibition. 3. Damage to language areas like Broca's area and Wernicke's area cause different types of aphasia that impact speech production and comprehension. 4. Damage to other areas like the parietal lobes, temporal lobes and limbic system can impact functions like attention, memory, emotion and sensory processing.

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    Brain Map

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    1. Damage to different areas of the brain can cause distinct functional impairments and changes in behavior and personality. 2. Damage to the frontal lobes can impair movement, planning, problem solving, personality and inhibition. 3. Damage to language areas like Broca's area and Wernicke's area cause different types of aphasia that impact speech production and comprehension. 4. Damage to other areas like the parietal lobes, temporal lobes and limbic system can impact functions like attention, memory, emotion and sensory processing.

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    L-­‐Frontal

      Higher   •  R-­‐Frontal  
    Damage  L&R  :  Loss  of  Movement  *Ina3en4on       Func9oning                                                        D amage   R&L:*Change  in  Personality  *Persevera4on  
    •  Planning  
    Broca’s  Aphasia:   *Difficulty  W/  Problem  Solving   •  Personality   Problem:  Au9sm,  Empathy  &  Imita9on  
    Speech   •  Inhibi9on  
    Produc9on   *Inability  to  Express  Language   *Voluntary  Movement    
    •  Ini9a9on    
    Temporal  L                              Parietal  L   •  Abstract  Thinking                      Parietal  R   Temporal  R  
    •  Verbal  Memory   *Over-­‐Learned  Motor  Rou4nes   •  Emo9onality   *Direc4ng  A3en4on   •  Visual  Memory  
    •  Emo9onal  BH  &  Memory   *Linguis4c  Skills     *Visual-­‐Special  Skills   L&R  Temporal:  
    *Naming  Objects   -­‐Connected  to  Amygdala  &  
    Wernicke’s  Aphasia                                                        R  &  L      Hippocampus  
    No  Comprehension    Gerstman’s     *Primary  Sensory—Somatosensory    
    Damage  L/R:   *Agraphia   *Pain  Informa9on  &  Heat     Damage  L/R:  
    é  Aggressive  BH  +  êéSexual  BH   *Acalculia   *Sensing  Posi9on-­‐  Orienta9on   é  Aggressive  BH  +  êéSexual  BH  
    Interference  Memory   *L/R  disorienta9on   Interference  Memory  
    *Finger  agnosia  
    Occipital  L   Limbic  System   Occipital  R  
    Vision   Vision  
    Hippocampus     Amygdala   Hypothalamus   Thalamus   Septum  
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    Damage:  Kluver-­‐Bucy  :  Agnosia,  Apathy,  Hyper-­‐  Sex  &  Ea9ng    


    •  Link  to  PTSD  
    •  AUach  Emo9onal  Sig.fig.  to  Sensory  input  
    •  Fear  –  Aggression-­‐  Memory  of  Fear    

    •  Aggression    
    •  Sleep-­‐Wake-­‐  Cycle  (Clock),  Suprachiasmic  Nucleus  
    •  Homeostasis-­‐  Connected  to  Endocrine  SYS.    

    • 
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    • 
    • 

    • 
    • 
    Cerebellum   Basal  Ganglia  
    Spa9al  Memory            Alzheimer  Disease  
    Explicit  Memory  
    New  Event  Info  àLas9ng  Event    
    Memory  Consolida9on    

    Abnormal:  Mis-­‐percep9on  in  Schizophrenia  


    Percep9on  of  pain  
    Receiving  Sensory  input,  EXCEPT  Olfactory  
    Sensory  Relay  Center    
    Excitatory   Inhibitory  

    Damage:  Septal  Rage    


    Moderate  Aggression  
    Smooth  Movement  +Motor  Ac9vity   Movement  &  Posture  
    •  Automa9c  Adjustment  of  Posture   •  Caudate  Nucleus  
    •  Muscle  tone   •  Hun4ngton  
    •  Balance  &  Equilibrium     •  Toure3e's  
    Ataxia   •  Smaller  in  ADHD  
    Lack  of  coordina4on  of  Voluntary   •  Substan9a  Nigra  
    Movement     •  Parkinson’s  Tremors  
     Radia7on  in  Children  à  Problem  W/ •  Globus  Pallidus  
    Learning  &  Growth   •  Smaller  in  ADHD  
    •  Subthalamic  Nucleus  
                                 Brain  Stem  (primi9ve)   Stabling  Posture  
    •  Pons  
    Regulate  &  coordinate  Movement  
    •  Sleep  Ini9a9on  REM  
    Inhibitoryà  Break  on  Movement    
    •  Respira9on   Repe44ve  Thoughts  &  Ac4on    
    •  Movement   ss  
    *Awarene OCD  
    •  Cardiovascular  ac9vity    
    *AUen9on  
    •  Medulla     *Sleep  
    By:  Hamideh  Golestaneh,  Psy.D.  
    •  Sleep  Ini9a9on  REM   RAS  
    lertness  
    •  Re9cular  Forma9on     Mediate  A
    e-­‐cycle  
      Sleep-­‐Wak g-­‐  
    min
      Filter  inco
    i n fo  
      Sensory  
     

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