biophychology

biopsychology

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holistic theory
all parts of the brain are involved in the processing of thoughts + actions
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localisation of functions
Broca and Wernicke argued for localisation of functions. specific functions have specific locations within the brain
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motor cortex
voluntry motor movements - located in the frontal lobe - on both hems
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somatosensory cortext
detects sensory events - in parietal lobe - on both hem
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visual cortex
located in the occipital lobe - both hem
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auditory cortex
in temporal lobe on both hem - sound waves are converted to nerve impulses
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language cerntres - Broca's area
patient called tan - unable to speak but could understand language - front hem - left only
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language centres - Wernickes area
back portion of the left temporal lobe - patients could speak but couldnt understand language
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hemispheric lateralisation
the two halves of the brain are functionally different & that certain prossesses are mainly controlled by one half rather than the other
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split brain research
research that studied individuals who have been subjected to surgical separation of the two hems of the brain
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contralateral
left side of the body is controlled by the righ side of the brain ect
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contralateral
left side of the body is controlled by the righ side of the brain ect
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Broca and Wernicke argued for localisation of functions. specific functions have specific locations within the brain

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localisation of functions

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voluntry motor movements - located in the frontal lobe - on both hems

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detects sensory events - in parietal lobe - on both hem

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located in the occipital lobe - both hem

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