10/15/25, 8:30
AM
COGSCI 180 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATED
what parts of the hippocampus and entorhinal
brain are cortex (also default mode network
associated with from alzheimer's studies)
our sense of self
being a
continuous story?
what part of the right superior parietal lobule
brain is associated
with our sense of
what constitutes
our body and
what doesn't?
what part of the insula
brain is associated
with our
awareness of our
physical and
emotional
self?
what constitutes our corollary discharge signals
1/
19
,10/15/25, 8:30
AM
sense of self as an
individual
controlling our own
movements?
what connections connection between frontal lobe
allow us to be an and amygdala/limbic system,
integrated self connection between
that is aware of all prefrontal/anterior cingulate cortex
our memories and and hippocampus, and ventral
emotions? lateral prefrontal cortex
what brain insular cortex, the default mode network,
regions are most and parts of the prefrontal cortex
important to our
sense of self? (but
not centers for
self)
according to robust, long lasting, internally
Susan Greenfield, consistent thought processes and
what does identity complex neural connections
formation involve between multiple regions of the
the establishment brain
of?
how do there is an absence of associative
associative powers that allow a normal adult to
powers relate to see one thing in terms of something
else in all cases of people who
2/
19
, 10/15/25, 8:30
AM
sense of identity? haven't developed or lost their
sense of identity. (ex: not
understanding metaphors)
how are cases of reduced prefrontal activity and increased
those who don't levels of dopamine
have a sense of
identity or lost
their sense of
identity (the
young or having
schizophrenia)
characterized
neurologically?
hypofrontality neurological hallmark of schizophrenia,
loss of cortical gray matter
3/
19
AM
COGSCI 180 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATED
what parts of the hippocampus and entorhinal
brain are cortex (also default mode network
associated with from alzheimer's studies)
our sense of self
being a
continuous story?
what part of the right superior parietal lobule
brain is associated
with our sense of
what constitutes
our body and
what doesn't?
what part of the insula
brain is associated
with our
awareness of our
physical and
emotional
self?
what constitutes our corollary discharge signals
1/
19
,10/15/25, 8:30
AM
sense of self as an
individual
controlling our own
movements?
what connections connection between frontal lobe
allow us to be an and amygdala/limbic system,
integrated self connection between
that is aware of all prefrontal/anterior cingulate cortex
our memories and and hippocampus, and ventral
emotions? lateral prefrontal cortex
what brain insular cortex, the default mode network,
regions are most and parts of the prefrontal cortex
important to our
sense of self? (but
not centers for
self)
according to robust, long lasting, internally
Susan Greenfield, consistent thought processes and
what does identity complex neural connections
formation involve between multiple regions of the
the establishment brain
of?
how do there is an absence of associative
associative powers that allow a normal adult to
powers relate to see one thing in terms of something
else in all cases of people who
2/
19
, 10/15/25, 8:30
AM
sense of identity? haven't developed or lost their
sense of identity. (ex: not
understanding metaphors)
how are cases of reduced prefrontal activity and increased
those who don't levels of dopamine
have a sense of
identity or lost
their sense of
identity (the
young or having
schizophrenia)
characterized
neurologically?
hypofrontality neurological hallmark of schizophrenia,
loss of cortical gray matter
3/
19
