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Biopsychology
Hemispheric lateralisation
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What is one strength of research on connected brains?
Two
hemispheres
process information differently
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What did Gereon Fink et al. (1996) use to study brain activity?
PET scans
during a visual processing task
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What happens in the right hemisphere (RH) when attending to global elements of an image?
Regions of the RH
are much more active
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What occurs in the left hemisphere (LH) when focusing on finer details?
Specific
areas
of the
LH
tend to
dominate
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What does hemispheric lateralisation suggest about visual processing?
It is a feature of both
connected
and
split-brain
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What is one limitation regarding the roles of the LH and RH?
The idea of LH as
analyser
and RH as
synthesiser
may be wrong
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What did Jared Nielsen et al. (2013) analyze in their research?
Brain scans
from over
1000
people
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What age range did Nielsen et al. (2013) study in their analysis?
People aged
7
to
29
years
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What did Nielsen et al. (2013) find regarding brain hemisphere usage?
People used certain
hemispheres
for certain tasks
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What conclusion can be drawn about the notion of right- or left-brained people?
The notion of
dominant
brain sides is wrong
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