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The neurobiology of the prefrontal cortex : anatomy, evolution, and the origin of insight.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Passingham, R. E., 1943-
- Series:
- Oxford psychology series ; v. 50.
- Oxford psychology series ; v. [50]
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Prefrontal cortex--Physiology.
- Prefrontal cortex.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xxii, 399 pages).
- Place of Publication:
- Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012.
- System Details:
- text file
- Contents:
- 1 Introduction 1
- Introduction 1
- Aims 2
- Definitions and terminology 3
- Fingerprints 12
- Lesions and activation 18
- Lesions and activity 20
- Activity and activation 22
- Conclusions 24
- 2 Evolution of the primate prefrontal cortex 26
- Introduction 26
- Strepsirrhine PF cortex 31
- Ventral premotor cortex 41
- Early primates 43
- Anthropoid PF cortex 49
- Ancestral and advanced anthropoids 51
- Conclusions 62
- 3 Medial prefrontal cortex: choosing actions based on outcomes 65
- Introduction 65
- Areas 66
- Connections 67
- Decisions, choices, and goals 71
- Accumulator networks 71
- Agranular cortex in rodents 75
- Agranular cortex in primates 83
- Granular cortex 89
- Conclusions 94
- 4 Orbital prefrontal cortex: choosing objects based on outcomes 97
- Introduction 97
- Areas 98
- Connections 99
- Agranular cortex in rodents 102
- Agranular areas in primates 106
- Granular cortex 108
- Conclusions 128
- 5 Caudal prefrontal cortex: searching for goals 132
- Introduction 132
- Areas 133
- Connections 134
- The FEF as a prefrontal area 136
- Oculomotor delayed response task 140
- Attention based on learning 150
- Conclusions 154
- 6 Dorsal prefrontal cortex: generating goals based on recent events 157
- Introduction 157
- Areas 158
- Connections 159
- Delayed response task 161
- The role of interference 166
- Temporal order 169
- Rules 171
- Prospective coding 173
- Generation of goals 180
- Planning a sequence 182
- Conjunctions and the current context 186
- Conclusions 191
- 7 Ventral prefrontal cortex: generating goals based on visual and auditory contexts 195
- Introduction 195
- Areas 196
- Connections 196
- Visual and auditory conditional tasks 198
- Visuospatial and visuomotor associations 200
- Matching-to-sample tasks 201
- Categorization 204
- Abstract rules 209
- Changing rules 211
- Abstract strategies 214
- Conclusions 216
- 8 Prefrontal cortex as a whole: generating goals from current contexts and events 220
- Introduction 220
- Connections 221
- Hierarchies 225
- Generating goals based on contexts 232
- Generating goals based on events 234
- Generating goals based on attentive control 248
- Fundamental function of the PF cortex 254
- Conclusions 263
- 9 Human prefrontal cortex: generating goals from instructions and imagination 265
- Introduction 265
- The frontal lobes in hominid evolution 266
- Microstructure and internal connections 271
- External connections 272
- Broca's area 273
- Polar PF cortex 274
- Dorsal paracingulate cortex 275
- Activations in the human brain 276
- Sensory processing 276
- Generation of goals 280
- Task instructions 283
- Monitoring intentions 287
- Monitoring outcomes 290
- Associative learning 291
- Episodic memory 295
- Reasoning 298
- Moral and social rules 301
- Conclusions 303
- 10 Conclusions 309
- Introduction 309
- Theories based on evidence from monkeys 312
- Theories based on evidence from human subjects 325
- Our proposal assessed against the same criteria 335
- Falsifiability of our proposal 336.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. Available via World Wide Web.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Gail and Warren Lieberfarb Mental Health and Neuroscience Library Resources Fund.
- Other Format:
- Print version: The neurobiology of the prefrontal cortex.
- ISBN:
- 0191633097
- 9780191633096
- Publisher Number:
- 99950092432
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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