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What are the two hemispheres of the brain called?
Left
and
right
hemispheres
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What happens if the connection between the left and right hemispheres is cut?
Communication between hemispheres
stops
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What does contralateral mean in relation to the brain?
Each
hemisphere
controls
opposite
body sides
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Which side of the brain processes visual information from the right visual field?
Left side of the brain
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Where are the language centers located in the brain?
Only in the
left side
of the brain
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What is the name of the connection between the left and right hemispheres?
Corpus callosum
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What is the function of the corpus callosum?
Allows quick communication between
hemispheres
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Why was the corpus callosum cut in some patients?
To treat severe
epilepsy
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What was the outcome of cutting the corpus callosum?
Reduced number of
seizures
reported
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Who conducted research on split brain patients in 1969?
Sperry
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What was the method used in Sperry's divided field experiment?
Participants
looked at a dot on a screen
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What happens when a split brain patient sees a word in their right visual field?
They can say the word
'key'
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What happens when a split brain patient sees a word in their left visual field?
They cannot say the word
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How does the right hemisphere respond to visual information?
It can draw or
identify
objects
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What did Sperry's research reveal about face recognition?
The
right hemisphere
is better at recognizing faces
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What are the criticisms of Sperry's split brain research?
Small
sample size
limits
generalizability
Comparison group
not representative
Varying levels of disconnection among patients
Influence of prior drug therapy on results
Lacks
mundane realism
in experimental conditions
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What is alien hand syndrome?
One hand acts
independently
of the person
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What are the implications of Sperry's research on consciousness?
Suggests consciousness may not be
unified
Proposes multiple
intelligent processes
exist
Influences
psychological
and
philosophical
understanding of the mind
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