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The way technologies like fMRI are applied is aproduct of our brainbound orientation; it has not seemed odd or unusual toexamine the individual brain on its own, unconnected to others.

medial temporal lobes play a central role in memoryprocessing

suggesting that the MPFC is responsiblefor the successful cognitive regulation of emotions [49

prefrontal cortex, particularly BA8, 9, and 10, are robustly activated during introspection [8]

valuative reception of artwork is anaesthetic experience, in which the parietal regions of the brain,especially the SPL, are associated with visuo-spatial explorationand attention [45]

recentmeta-analysis by Mihov et al. (2010) demonstrated a relativedominance of the right hemisphere during abstract thinking

improvement in the connectivity of the PCC/preCUN to thebilateral frontal cortices after producing visual art

training in avisual art production group enhances functional connectivity ofthe DMN, particularly between the parietal and frontal cortices.

resilience in relation to less DMN functional connectivity) wasobserved for the parietal cortex

greater resilience was associated with greater functionalconnectivity of the DMN with STG and MTG

(greater resilience in relation togreater PCC/preCUN functional connectivity

hemispheric specialization and creative thinking, thePCC/preCUN coordinates were located in both hemispheres

we were able to locate therelevant brain regions of activations of functional connectivity[25]

DMN is characterized bypositive and negative connectivity between the dorsal and ventralmedial prefrontal cortex (MPFC), the medial parietal cortex(posterior and anterior cingulate cortex (PCC; ACC), precuneus(preCUN)), and the inferior parietal cortex during rest [7], [10],[11], [12]

posterior cingulated cortex (PCC/preCUN)

Kerry Ann Dickson, an associate professor of anatomy and cell biology atVictoria University in Australia, makes use of all three of these hooks when sheteaches. Instead of memorizing dry lists of body parts and systems, her studentspractice pretending to cry (the gesture that corresponds to the lacrimal gland/tearproduction), placing their hands behind their ears (cochlea/hearing), and swayingtheir bodies (vestibular system/balance). They feign the act of chewing(mandibular muscles/mastication), as well as spitting (salivary glands/salivaproduction). They act as if they were inserting a contact lens, as if they werepicking their nose, and as if they were engaging in “tongue-kissing” (motionsthat represent the mucous membranes of the eye, nose, and mouth, respectively).Dickson reports that students’ test scores in anatomy are 42 percent higher whenthey are taught with gestures than when taught the terms on their own.

“penetrative thinking.” This is the capacity to visualize and reason about theinterior of a three-dimensional object from what can be seen on its surface—acritical skill in geology, and one with which many students struggle.

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English physician Charles White, t he well-known author of a trea-tise on midwifery, entered the debate over species i n 1799. Unlike Scotland’s Lord Kames, White circled around religion and employed a new method of proving the existence of separate race species—comparative anatomy. He did not want t he conclusions i n his Account on the Regular Gradation in Man to “be construed so as t o give the small-est countenance to the pernicious practice of enslaving mankind.”

chart the index finger as the 2nd finger, middle finger as the 3rd, ring finger as the 4th, and pinky as the 5th finger

It’s therefore more accurate to describe a thumb as one of five digits that we have on each hand, rather than as a finger.

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