MoM Quiz Activity for second article

What were the four lesion groups in the Shallice et al. (2008) study?

• right lateral frontal, left lateral frontal, central sulcus and ventromedial temporal lobe

• Right prefrontal, left prefrontal, super medial and motor cortex

• left lateral frontal, right lateral frontal, inferior medial and superior medial

There were __ (lesion) patients involved in the Shallice et al. (2008) study.

True or false: There were three conditions involved in the task of this study: Single task condition, Long cue condition, and short cue condition

• True

• False

What were the most common etiologies of the lesions in this study?

• Infarction

• Hemorrhage

• TBI

• Tumor

• Genetic disorder

What was Jonathan's second discussion post about this week?

• Vancouver
• Amsterdam

• London

• Toronto

A ___ ______ appeared in one of the four quadrants during procedure of Shallice et al.'s (2008) study.

Which of the four lesion groups were virtually identical to the control group on basic RT and on switch costs in all conditions?

• SM (superior medial)

• IM (inferior medial)

• LL (left lateral)

• RL (right lateral)

How many individuals were in the healthy control group of this study?

• 30

• 45

• 38

• 28

True or false: Several neuropsychological studies have suggested that lesions of the left prefrontal cortex do NOT affect task-set switching

• True

• False

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