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PSYCHOLOGY EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Aphasia
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Partial or complete inability to articulate ideas or understand spoken or written language due to brain injury or damage.
Question 2: Sperry Experiment
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verbally-identify nonverbally-the subject was able to pick up the correct object with his left hand
Question 3: Left Hemisphere
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Superior in language abilities, speech, reading and writing.
Question 4: Female Brains
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Higher percent of grey matter, more white matter in the corpus callous, and display more cortical complexity.
Question 5: Karl Wernicke
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"Left Temporal Lobe", When damaged, produces meaningless or nonsensical speech and difficulties in verbal and written comprehension. Wernicke's Area
Question 6: Roger Sperry
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pioneered research on hemispheric specialization using split-brain patients
Question 7: Pierre Paul Broca
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"Lower left frontal lobe" of the cerebral cortex, when damaged creates difficulties in speaking but no loss of Comprehension. Broca's Area
Question 8: Lateralization of Function
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One hemisphere exerts more control over the processing of one particular psychological function.
Question 9: Right Hemisphere
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nonverbal emotional expression and visual-spatial tasks.Recognizing faces, emotional facial cues, reading maps, copying designs, and drawing; music.
Question 10: Cortical Localization
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Particular areas of the human brain are associated with particular functions
Question 11: Wernicke's Aphasia
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Can speak, have trouble finding the correct words.
Question 12: Men Brains
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Larger Brain, more white matter and more cerebrospinal fluid
Question 13: Sperry Experiment Reconfirmed
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specialized language abilities of the left hemisphere
Question 14: Split-Brain Operation
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Surgical procedure that involves cutting the corpus callous in order to stop or reduce seizures.