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Increased serotonin - ANSWER- makes people more harm averse (more moral) for personal moral dilemmas, no effect for impersonal moral dilemmas Utilitarianism - ANSWER- consequentialist, actions do not have intrinsic moral worth, only defined by consequences (pull the lever) Deontology - ANSWER- ...

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MIDTERM COGNITIVE SCIENCE REVISION QUESTIONS. MIDTERM

EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (GRADED

A+) (100% GUARANTEE) (2024 UPDATE)

Increased serotonin - ANSWER- makes people more harm averse (more moral) for personal

moral dilemmas, no effect for impersonal moral dilemmas


Utilitarianism - ANSWER- consequentialist, actions do not have intrinsic moral worth, only

defined by consequences (pull the lever)


Deontology - ANSWER- non-consequentialist, actions have intrinsic moral worth independent

of consequences (don't pull the lever)


Cognitive architecture - ANSWER- -a computational specification of the structure of the brain

at a level of abstraction that explains how it achieves the function of the mind

-mathematically and computationally well-specified


End-to-end cognition (challenge) - ANSWER- given some input, how do I get to some output


Module integration (challenge) - ANSWER- the mind is made up of many modules, how do

these modules fit together


Structure-to-function (challenge) - ANSWER- how do we answer functional problems given

physical structures--> algorithms (David Marr)


Theoretical unification (challenge) - ANSWER- understanding how one broad theory can

capture all explanations of findings

,Chalmers - ANSWER- -dualist: information has two fundamental aspects (physical and

experiential)

-consciousness is an irreducible, fundamental feature of the universe

-information has a fundamental physical and a fundamentally conscious aspect

-mind is realized in body


Concious experience - ANSWER- the "what it's like" aspect of being in a mental state

(experiential character of a mental state)


Three Levels of Explanation (David Marr) - ANSWER- 1) functional: the problem the capacity

is supposed to solve

2) algorithmic: procedures that enable the problem to be solved

3) physical: the neural/chemical substrates in which the procedures are implemented


Explanatory gap - ANSWER- nothing can explain why a certain neural state is experience by

a physical state


The Global Workspace Theory of Consciousness - ANSWER- conscious experience = "global

broadcast" of information

Global workspace = working memory


Perceptual systems - ANSWER- -vision, audition


-input: physical world

-process is not conscious

, -output: globally broadcasted to global workspace


Conceptual systems - ANSWER- -language, face recognition, moral grammar, etc.


-input from global workspace

-process is not conscious

-output globally broadcasted to global workspace

-"cool cognition"


Computational problem of motion detection - ANSWER- computing "correspondence" from

one moment to the next


Perception / reverse optics - ANSWER- 2D-->3D, underspecified: a single 2D pattern of light

can correspond to multiple external realities; need subconscious additional knowledge to make

assumptions


Forward optics - ANSWER- 3D-->2D, solved by Pixar


Homunculus - ANSWER- the little person in your head interpreting vision


Blindsight - ANSWER- cortically blind, retinas send input to midbrain; can still unconciously

detect emotions, simple motions, and simple objects


Prosopagnosia - ANSWER- inability to recognize faces, Face Fusiform Area in inferior

temporal lobe


Capgras delusion - ANSWER- intact visual face recognition with impaired visual emotional

processing (think people you know are impostors)

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