Watson, Breedlove, The Mind’s Machine 4e Student Resources

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Student Resources to accompany The Mind’s Machine 4e, by Neil V. Watson and S. Marc Breedlove, including:

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  • A Step Further readings
  • Activities
  • Animations
  • Flashcards
  • Videos
  • Visual Summaries
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Activity 6.1: The Organ of Corti

Activity 6.2: Taste Buds and Taste Receptor Cells

Alternative Content 1.1: Major Components and Classification of Neurons

Alternative Content 1.2: The Cranial Nerves

Alternative Content 1.3: Gross Anatomy of the Spinal Cord

Alternative Content 1.5: Gross Anatomy of the Human Brain: Lateral View

Alternative Content 1.6: The Developing Brain

Alternative Content 1.7: The Basal Ganglia

Alternative Content 1.8: The Limbic System

Alternative Content 1.9: Gross Anatomy of the Human Brain: Midsaggital View

Alternative Content 1.10: Gross Anatomy of the Human Brain: Ventral View

Alternative Content 1.11: The Cerebral Ventricles

Alternative Content 4.1: Development of the Nervous System

Alternative Content 5.1: Receptors in Skin

Alternative Content 5.2: Ascending Pain Pathways in the CNS

Alternative Content 5.3: Subcortical Systems Involved in Movement

Alternative Content 6.1: The Organ of Corti

Alternative Content 6.2: Taste Buds and Taste Receptor Cells

Alternative Content 7.1: The Structure of the Eye

Alternative Content 11.1: Conditioned Fear Response

Alternative Content 11.2: The Stress Response and Consequences of Prolonged Stress

Alternative Content 13.1: Learning and Memory

Alternative Content 14.1: Subcortical Sites Implicated in Visual Attention

Alternative Content 14.2: Cortical Regions Implicated in the Top-Level Control of Attention

Alternative Content 15.1: Speech and Language Areas

Alternative Content 15.2a: The Connectionist Model of Aphasia

Alternative Content 15.2b: The Connectionist Model of Aphasia

Animation 6.2: Brain Explorer

Animation 6.3: Sound Transduction

Animation 6.4: Mapping Auditory Frequencies

Animation 6.5: The Vestibular System

Animation 6.6: The Human Olfactory System

A Step Further 6.1: The Auditory Cortical Regions of Many Species Show Tonotopic Organization

A Step Further 6.2: Brainstem Systems Help Localize Sounds

A Step Further 6.3: Auditory Systems Are Calibrated through Polymodal Integration

Video 6.1: Inside the Ear

Chapter 6 Visual Summary

Chapter 6 Flashcards