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A patient with ADHD struggles with sustained attention in monotonous tasks. Which lab measures best capture this deficit, and how?	A patient with damage to multisensory convergence zones struggles in noisy classrooms. What specific difficulties would they face?	A TBI patient struggles with decision-making while multitasking. Which brain region should you evaluate, and what functional neuroimaging method would best reveal impaired activity?	Compare attentional failures in dementia vs. PTSD. How does underlying neural pathology explain the differences?	Compare the roles of the somatosensory cortex and the limbic system in pain perception. How do they interact to shape behavior?
Explain how the transduction pathway for vision differs from audition in terms of receptor type and brain targets.	How do the central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS) differ in their roles in sensation?	How do timing, intensity, and novelty of a stimulus affect whether multimodal perception occurs?	In the double flash illusion, why do timing and intensity of beeps matter?	Inverse effectiveness means what about stimulus strength and multimodal gain?
People with albinism often have reduced visual acuity and abnormal retinal wiring leading to what cognitive limitation in both low and high light environments?	Some forms of synesthesia involve people "tasting words." Explain how atypical sensory activity creates this phenomenon.	What is the smallest detectable difference between two stimuli called?	What lobe of the brain processes auditory information?	What outcomes in an experiment do cognitive psychologists typically look for when measuring the different types of attention?
What two senses are integrated when using subtitles while watching a foreign-language film?	Which part of the neuron is covered by myelin and speeds up signal transmission?	Which perceptual principle explains why a ventriloquist's voice seems to come from the puppet's mouth?	Why can multimodal perception both improve and distort eyewitness memory?	Why does cognitive overload (e.g., texting while driving) reduce the benefit of combined auditory + visual warning signals?
Why does multitasking usually reduce performance compared to focusing on one task?	Why is the absolute threshold not a fixed value but dependent on conditions like fatigue or distraction?	Why might anxiety improve vigilance but harm selective attention?	You missed your friend walking in front of you because you were temporarily engrossed in Dr. K's lecture. What type of focus were you engaged in and what attentional error occurred?	You put on perfume and stop noticing it after 15 minutes. What structure in the forebrain is involved and what process explains this?

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