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English to Portuguese translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) / brain | |||||||
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4 +1 | via talâmica |
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4 | estrada baixa |
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4 | atalho neural |
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3 | via amigdalofugal ventral |
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estrada baixa Explanation: http://books.google.com/books?id=dZyNZNeyo60C&pg=PA158&lpg=P... |
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via talâmica Explanation: Parece que estrada baixa não é um termo usado em português. FIGURE 10.3. High road and low road to the amygdala. The amygdala receives inputs from sensory processing regions in the thalamus and cortex. The thalamic pathway, the low road, provides a rapid but crude representation, while the cortical pathway provides slower but more elaborate representation. http://tinyurl.com/2cnzsg5 Num rato, um estímulo acústico demora cerca de 12 milissegundos (12 milésimos de segundo) para chegar à amígdala pela via talâmica, e praticamente o dobro pela via cortical. A via talâmica, portanto, é mais rápida. http://tinyurl.com/2f8medu |
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via amigdalofugal ventral Explanation: Creio que é isto... |
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atalho neural Explanation: Psychology in Everyday Life - Google Books Result David G. Myers - 2008 - Psychology - 416 pages But sometimes our emotions (especially simple likes, dislikes, and fears) take what Joseph LeDoux (2002) calls the "low road," a neural shortcut that ... http://books.google.com/books?id=KUOpRA7iwZkC&pg=PR288&lpg=P... Rala-lala vs Tecla-Tecla - 21/01/2008 - :: VSV Magazine :: - [ Translate this page ] Ao invés de procurar algo “descolado” para falar de tendências, resolvi aproveitar a minha preguiça mental, peguei o primeiro atalho neural e resolvi fala She concluded that because stoge age people lived under constant fear (from marauding animals, hostile tribes, harsh climatic conditions, even evil spirits), their brains worked faster, processing spatial information through a sub-cortical NEURAL SHORTCUT, which would save them about 250 milliseconds in reaction time -- ... http://neilslade.com/Papers/stimulation.html |
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