cortical structure

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While memory is usually mapped to subcortical structures of the brain, visual-motor integration is usually mediated more by cortical structures, more specifically the right hemisphere.
Classical conditioning involves the cerebellum and assorted brainstem nuclei, whereas declarative memory involves a complex circuit including the medial temporal lobe and cortical structures.
These structures constitute an early behavioral system that guides the construction of later emerging cortical structures, for which there is little evidence for modularity.
Burns seems to be correct in characterizing schizophrenia as resulting from incomplete differentiation of late-developing, lateevolving cortical structures and their connections.
Second, it implies lack of special design of cortical structures for these distinctly human functions - unless secondary adaptation has also occurred.
Periodic increases in vigilance have great survival value in the wild, and the concomitant increase in blood flow would help cortical structures formulate more advantageous fight-versus-flight strategies.
This is very good because it guarantees the continuous contact between models and the brain and introduces the brain from the fundamental principles to the outmost complexity of cortical structures.
However, such long-range competition is much more easily implemented in smaller nuclear structures than in broad cortical structures, such as the visual cortex or the optic tectum.
If one assumes that genetic disorders can target specific cortical structures and their corresponding cognitive abilities, then the age at which the disorder is examined is not particularly critical.
The neuronal recycling hypothesis proposes that visual word recognition is a result of recycling cortical structures whose initial functions were for object recognition.
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