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Biopsychology
Localisation of function
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A Level > Psychology > Biopsychology > Localisation of function
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Motor area
Back
of
frontal lobe
Controls
voluntary movement
in the
opposite
side of the body
Regions arranged in a
logical
order
Damage - loss of
control
over
fine movements
Both
hemispheres
Somatosensory area
Front
of both
parietal lobes
Where
sensory
info from the
skin
is represented
Amount of
area
devoted to body part denotes its
sensitivity
Both
hemispheres
Visual area
Occipital lobe
Each
eye
sends info from
right visual field
to
left visual cortex
and vice versa
Damage -
blindness
Both
hemispheres
Auditory area
Temporal lobes
Analyses
speech-base
info
Damage -
hearing loss
Both
hemispheres
Broca's area
Left frontal lobe
Speech
production and articulation
Damage -
Broca's aphasia
;
slow
speech lacking in
fluency
Left
hemisphere
Wernicke's area
Left temporal lobe
Language
understanding
Damage -
Wernicke's aphasia
;
nonsense
words (
neologisms
)
Left hemisphere
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