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Explore the Brain: An Engaging Game of X's and O's on Neural Structures

Welcome to Brain & Behaviour Squares! Dive into a unique game designed to enhance your understanding of the brain's anatomy and functions. Players will answer trivia questions about various brain structures and their roles, from the Septal Region to the Amygdala, while earning points in this interactive experience. Can you identify symptoms related to damage in critical areas like the Substantia Nigra or the Pyramidal Tract? Challenge yourself and others, and learn fascinating facts about the brain's complex workings!

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Explore the Brain: An Engaging Game of X's and O's on Neural Structures

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  1. Welcome to... Brain & Behaviour Squares! A Game of X’s and O’s

  2. Reticular Ron Putamen Pat Amygdala Andie Scoreboard X Lobotomy Larry Trapezoid Travis Hypothal- Hal O Hippocampal Henry Cerebellar Cedric Red Rita

  3. 1 What do Lesions to the Septal Region lead to?

  4. 1 Excessive Anger / Septal Rage Home

  5. 2 What symptoms would result in damage to the Substantia Nigra?

  6. 2 Parkinson’s symptoms/Tremor Home

  7. 3 The Anterior Thalamus processes information from which structures?

  8. 3 Info from G.P. & Cerebellum (topographic map to somatosensory cortex) Home

  9. 4 With which structure is the Amygdala is in direct contact?

  10. 4 Hippocampus Home

  11. 5 True or False: The Superior Colliculi are responsible for processing visual information only in organisms with little/no neocortex.

  12. 5 False: Processes peripheral vision in organisms with neocortex Home

  13. 6 Damage to the pyramidal tract can cause what symptoms?

  14. 6 Paralysis or Paresis - Implicated in voluntary movement Home

  15. 7 The ventral horns relay what type of signals?

  16. 7 Efferent - from brain Home

  17. 8 The Caudate nucleus includes which other structures?

  18. 8 Internal capsule, G.P., & Putamen Home

  19. 9 The red nucleus appears red because it contains large quantities of which substance?

  20. 9 Iron Home

  21. X X X X X X X X X X X X CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!

  22. O O O O O O O O O O O O CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!

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