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Unit 5 Opener
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Figure 26.1 Lateral and medial views of the human brain showing the association cortices
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Figure 26.2 The structure of the human neocortex
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Figure 26.2 The structure of the human neocortex (Part 1)
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Figure 26.2 The structure of the human neocortex (Part 2)
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Figure 26.3 Canonical neocortical circuitry
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Box 26A Cortical Lamination
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Figure 26.4 Summary of the overall connectivity of the association cortices
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Figure 26.5 Visuospatial tasks performed by individuals with contralateral neglect syndrome
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Figure 26.6 Neuroanatomy of neglect syndromes
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Figure 26.6 Neuroanatomy of neglect syndromes (Part 1)
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Figure 26.6 Neuroanatomy of neglect syndromes (Part 2)
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Figure 26.7 Brain imaging of patients with parietal lobe damage
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Figure 26.8 Functional brain imaging of temporal lobe during face recognition
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Figure 26.8 Functional brain imaging of temporal lobe during face recognition (Part 1)
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Figure 26.8 Functional brain imaging of temporal lobe during face recognition (Part 2)
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Box 26B Psychosurgery
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Figure 26.9 Recording from single neurons in the brain of a rhesus monkey
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Figure 26.9 Recording from single neurons in the brain of a rhesus monkey (Part 1)
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Figure 26.9 Recording from single neurons in the brain of a rhesus monkey (Part 2)
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Figure 26.10 Attention and selective activation of parietal cortex neurons in rhesus monkey
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Figure 26.10 Attention and selective activation of parietal cortex neurons in rhesus monkey (Part 1)
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Figure 26.10 Attention and selective activation of parietal cortex neurons in rhesus monkey (Part 2)
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Figure 26.11 Attention enhances neuronal responses in visual cortex
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Figure 26.12 Selective activation of face cells in inferior temporal cortex of rhesus monkey
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Figure 26.12 Selective activation of face cells in inferior temporal cortex of rhesus monkey (Part 1)
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Figure 26.12 Selective activation of face cells in inferior temporal cortex of rhesus monkey (Part 2)
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Figure 26.13 Possible scheme of object representation
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Figure 26.13 Possible scheme of object representation (Part 1)
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Figure 26.13 Possible scheme of object representation (Part 2)
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Figure 26.14 Activation of neurons near the principal sulcus of the frontal lobe during delayed response task
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Figure 26.14 Activation of neurons near the principal sulcus of the frontal lobe during delayed response task (Part 1)
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Figure 26.14 Activation of neurons near the principal sulcus of the frontal lobe during delayed response task (Part 2)
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Box 26C Neuropsychological Testing
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Box 26D Brain Size and Intelligence
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