'Motor actions' diaporamas de présentation

Cortical Control of Motor Function- L18

Cortical Control of Motor Function- L18. Faisal I. Mohammed, MD, PhD. Objectives. Recognize cerebral cortical motor areas Delineate the cortical control of the corticospinal pathways Interpret some of the cortical abnormalities. Red Nucleus. DSC & VSC. Red Nucleus. VA/VL Thalamus.

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Exploring Motor Development from Perception to Action

Exploring Motor Development from Perception to Action. Overview. What is motor development Theories & Examples Action and Perception An exercise What is the link ?. What is motor development?.

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The Event-Related Potential (ERP)

The Event-Related Potential (ERP). Embedded in the EEG signal is the small electrical response due to specific events such as stimulus or task onsets, motor actions, etc. The Event-Related Potential (ERP).

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The Prodrome of Schizophrenia

The Prodrome of Schizophrenia. Professor Max Marshall. Overview. What is the prodrome? How can it be detected? What do we do in the LEAD clinic? Development of LEAD clinics. Prephases of schizophrenia from first sign of mental disorder to first admission

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By Dr.Musaed Al-Fayez

Basal Nuclei Or Basal ganglia. By Dr.Musaed Al-Fayez. Basal Ganglia. The basal ganglia are among the most complex and least understood structures in the mammalian forebrain.

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Chapter 15

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Information processing by the brain

Computational Intelligence. Information processing by the brain. Based on a course taught by Prof. Randall O'Reilly University of Colorado and Prof. W?odzis?awa Ducha Uniwersytet Miko?aja Kopernika. Janusz A. Starzyk. Microorganization: basic rules, similar in the whole brain.

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Motor control

Motor control. How is the motor system organized at the neural level?. Organization of muscles. Muscles are organized in the body by antagonistic pairs - one extensor and one flexor .

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Designing in... From evolution to education

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Cognitive Development

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Believability and enactive interfaces

Believability and enactive interfaces. Elena Pasquinelli Institut Jean Nicod. Characterization of believability: Anti-realism hypothesis Appropriate action hypothesis Fulfillment of expectations hypothesis. 1. The anti-realism hypothesis. Believability does not depend on stimulus realism

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