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CDS 663 Exam 2

Executive functions - correct answer ✔✔Umbrella term to describe those abilities that are required to
complete goal directed activity that is not overlearned, automatic or routine



--higher order exec functions are distinguished from lower cog functions (skills, knowledge, basic info)



Exec function symptoms - correct answer ✔✔* impulsiveness

* poor social judgement

* social disinhibition

* egocentrism

* poor regulated attention

* disorganization

* weak goal formulation

* ineffective planning

*decreased flexibiltiy

* slow processing

* diminished divergent thinking

*weak self monitoring

*reduced initiation

*dulled emotional responses



damage to executive function system - correct answer ✔✔*dysexecutive syndrome

--broad range of disturbed behavior such as impulsivity, distractibility, apathy, problems learning new
tasks and behaving inappropriately in social situation



*patients with impaired EF

--may present with preserved cog functions, but fail to use them (make plan, do not initiate)

,-- have difficulty when there is not sufficient sturcute to help them with task completion and task
monitoring



clinical model of executive functions - correct answer ✔✔1. initiation and drive: starting behavior

2. response inhibition: stopping behavior

3. task persistence: maintaining behavior

4. organization: sequencing and timing behavior

5. generative thinking: creativity, fluency, problem solving skills (what would yo do if your computer
broke)

6. awareness: self evaluation and insight



What does dysexecutive syndrome look like? - correct answer ✔✔EF domain:

-initiation and drive

-response inhibition

-task persistence

-organization

-generative thinking

- awareness



Applied to Communication disorder

--does not initiatie convo

--inappropriate comments

--poor topic maintenance

--poor verbal organization

--little to say;trouble with open ended?s

--does not seem to notice if others not interested in topic



Applied to shopping

---does not go shopping even when fridge empty

, ---does not stop buying things that does not need(impulsive purchases)

---continues shopping after done

---disorganized shopping procedures

---out of item you need



Cognitive processing model: Shallice Model - correct answer ✔✔contention scheduling: routine control
(habitual schemes)-things you do naturally without thinking



supervisory attn system: override contention scheduling; required for novel situation (computer broke;
override routine and schedule)



types of situations requiring more than routine activation of behavior are ones that

--require planning/decision making

--depend upon error correction

--require novel responses

--are dangerous or technical

--require resisting temptation



comparing EF models

• Stamenova & Levine (2018) describe a model of EF upon which GMT is based. How does it compare to
the Sohlberg & Mateer clinical model and the Shallice model? - correct answer ✔✔



Theoretical model: self regulation - correct answer ✔✔* self monitoring is the ongoing self assessment
that occurs internally during cognitive-communicative activities

*compares actual performance with an expected performance creating internal feedback that is used to
make decision about a strategy or action

*self regulation involves changing behavior in response to self monitoring



four domains of frontal lobe functioning: neural correlates - correct answer ✔✔*energization/regulation
(superior-medial region)

*executive/cognitive (dorsolateral mdial)

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