Lateralisation Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

Which hemisphere is more logical?

A

Left

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2
Q

Which hemisphere is focused on Spatial recognition and emotional recognition?

A

Right

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3
Q

Where are the languages centers found?

A

The left hemisphere

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4
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What is localisation of function?

A

The idea that parts of the brain control functions and if that area is damaged, so is the function

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5
Q

Who did Split Brain research?

A

Sperry and Gazzaniga

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6
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When was Sperry and Gazzaniga?

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1976

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7
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Which hemisphere processes the right visual field?

A

The left

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8
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What is it called when opposite hemispheres control opposite sides of the brain?

A

Contralateral organisation

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9
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Describe what you see - Split brain

A

Right visual field = describe the image
Left field = cannot describe

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10
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What is the corpus callosum?

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Bundle of nerves that connect the 2 hemispheres and allow them to transfer information

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11
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Positives of split brain

A

Scientific
Controlled
High validity

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12
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Negatives of split brain

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Extraneous variables
No control group
Small sample
Variation in disconnect
Drug therapy amounts were not controlled.
Epilepsy may cause changes in the brain

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13
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Rogers et al 2004

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Brain lateralisation increases neural processing capacity.
Multitasking
Domestic chickens

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14
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Szaflarki et al 2006

A

Lateralisation changes with age.
Language becomes more left.
After 25 it decreases

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15
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Turk et al 2006

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Damage in the left can develop language in the right.
Not fixed. Can adapt

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16
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What was Lashleys theory?

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Equipotentiality

17
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What did Lashleys equipotentiality theory state?

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Cognitive functions are not all localised.
Basic functions are localised.
Areas of the brain can take over responsibility, e.g. stroke patients

18
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Broca 1865

A

Patient Tan
Lesions in the left frontal hemisphere.
Similar to 8 others

19
Q

Dronkers et al 2007

A

Re examined Brocas patients.
MRI
Other areas with lesions that may have impaired speech