People who have hearing loss due to vestibulocochlear nerve damage do not suffer motion sickness. Why not?

17. If you were to sustain damage specifically to the nucleus of the thalamus that is responsible for transmitting olfactory information from the olfactory cortex to frontal cortex, what would the consequence be? a. No conscious perception of smells, but intact emotional response to them b. This would not affect conscious perception of smells or emotional responses to them c. No conscious perception of smells nor emotional response d. Intact conscious perception of smells, but no emotional response to them

3. The arcuate fasciculus connects  a. Lateral geniculate nucleus and primary visual cortex b. Left frontal lobe with the right frontal lobe c. Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area  d. Medial geniculate nucleus and primary visual cortex

4. Define punctate distribution, tactile localization, two-point discrimination, plus adaptation and discuss the significance of each.