Naming 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyNamingUniversityAll boards Created by: Ellierogers126Created on: 02-05-20 17:06 Is recognition of familiar objects the same as unfamiliar objects? No- recognition is fast for familiar objects but is slow/ nonexistent for unfamiliar objects 1 of 11 Semantic representations and the spoken names for objects are retrieved at the same time False- they are retrieved independently of each other 2 of 11 What term describes naming impairments? Anomia 3 of 11 Patient SRB had left medial and inferior occipitotemporal damage, what did this lead to? Anomia at a perceptual level 4 of 11 Kay & Ellis (1987) conducted a study with patient EST who had perceptual anomia, what were their symptoms? Fluent grammatical speech 5 of 11 Split brain patients see words equally as well in both visual fields False- RVF is better 6 of 11 What term is used to describe when someone has problems with speech production resulting in agrammatism, reduced speech and lack of comprehension? Broca's aphasia 7 of 11 What term is used to describe problems understanding speech resulting in fluent speech but it is unintelligible due to word errors? Wernicke's aphasia 8 of 11 Who conducted the studies on split brain patients? Gazzaniga & Sperry 9 of 11 Who studied patient JRB who had semantic anomia? Wallington & Shallice (1984) 10 of 11 Who studied patient MD who had semantic anomia? Hart, Berndt & Caramazza (1985) 11 of 11
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