Tham khảo tài liệu 'who needs emotions the brain meets the robot - fellous & arbib part 20', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 364 conclusions periaqueductal gray freezing bed nucleus of the stria terminalis Stress hormones B Sensory Cortex Working memory arousal Behavior Basal Forebrain Brainstem Locus coeruleus bodily feedback Hormones Proprioception Figure . a Differential paths through the amygdala for fear conditioning to an auditory stimulus and to contextual cues. b Interaction of the amygdala with cortical areas allows cognitive functions organized in prefrontal regions to regulate the amygdala and its fear reactions. LA lateral nucleus of amygdala CE central nucleus of amygdala B AB basal accessory basal nuclei of amygdala. Adapted from Fellous LeDoux Chapter 4 Fig. . Swanson 2000 . Kelley stresses that this feed-forward hypothalamic projection to the cerebral hemispheres provides the anatomical substrate for the intimate access of associative and cognitive cortical areas to basic motivational networks which enables the generation of emotions or the manifestation of motivational potential. Thus in the primate brain this substantial reciprocal interaction between . . . behavioral control columns and . . . cortex subserving higher order processes beware the passionate robot 365 such as language and cognition has enabled a two-way street for emotion. Rolls Chapter 5 emphasizes diverse roles of the amygdala in the monkey. Monkey amygdala receives information about primary reinforcers . taste and touch and about visual and auditory stimuli from higher cortical areas . inferior temporal cortex that can be associated by learning with primary reinforcers Fig. . Monkeys will work in order to obtain electrical stimulation of the amygdala single neurons in the amygdala are activated by brain-stimulation reward of a number of different sites and some amygdala neurons respond mainly to rewarding stimuli and others to punishing stimuli. There are neurons in the amygdala . in the basal accessory nucleus which respond primarily to faces they may be related to inferring the .
