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+# Exams of 09/06/2021
+
+Romei’s part:
+
+· How is brain formed, why are neurons important, and how they work.
+
+· The definition of Resting Potential (which is not fixed, but rather something that oscillates)
+
+· Alpha waves (topic chosen by the student) and how to relate it to the Decision-Making process.
+
+· Hebbian Plasticity, why feedback connections are so important.
+
+Di Pellegrino’s part:
+
+· Talk about something that you liked
+
+· Value vs Reward
+
+· RL in the brain (dopamine), why dopamine is important (predict reward in order to choose right path of action)
+
+====================================================================================
+
+Edited by: @Sandeep Kumar Kushwaha - sandeep.kushwaha@studio.unibo.it
+
+Additional Question compiled are hereby:
+
+Romei:
+
+- what is a neuron, who discovered it and when and how it works
+
+- how multisensory integration works (i.e. explain the experiment of when a visual stimulus and an auditoryx<< < stimulus are presented and you hear the illusion of the double blink of the circle - explain what happens) . Then the teacher asks if this stimulus can be decided. After asking to talk about the insertion where this work is done (which is called Detection Window, something like that - if I don't find this experiment in the clipboard, play back alex's audios or ask him what exactly he meant).
+
+- What are the different effects of TMS & TES on neuron?
+
+o Solution in terms of polarization of neurons. Can't recall exactly.
+
+- philosophical difference between cognition and Neuroscience and how this science has come to be defined
+
+- focus on what is action potential, depolarization, understand about membrane potential, understand about hyperpolarization
+
+- because feedprop is more relevant than backprop (andrea answer: something about the fact that vision is an active process and the brain makes some assumptions to focus on one stimulus instead of others)
+
+- tell me about sensation and perception
+
+- asked about the relationship between CS, AI and Cognition. For example, I talked about multithreading and decision making
+
+- Romei asked me about correlation vs causality and artificial intelligence applications, while Di Pellegrino asked about attention in general
+
+- EEG, Event-related potential and 3D reconstruction
+
+- Romei asked me about multisensory integration and what consciousness is
+
+Di Pellegrino:
+
+- tell me about visual attention or decision making
+
+- talk about space and object based experiments
+
+- choose between Selective Visual Attention or Decision Making explain them and talk about some of their experiments (I chose SVA)
+
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+
+Romei:
+
+Talk about the feedback and feedforward connections. The 2 experiments related to hebbian plasticity in detail
+
+Di Pellegrino:
+
+Select SVA or Decision Making and describe one