The brain 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyThe brainGCSEAQA Created by: Brooke_S24Created on: 27-04-21 17:50 brain the organ in yout head made up of nerves that processes information and controls behaviour 1 of 26 cerebrum the largest part of your brain 2 of 26 cortex the outer layer of the brain 3 of 26 spinal cord pathway of nerves inside the spine, connects brain to rest of the body through the peripheral nervous system 4 of 26 brainstem the part of the brain that connects the spinal cord to the upper brain 5 of 26 frontal lobe responsible for decision-making and impulse control 6 of 26 temporal lobe controls hearing and memory 7 of 26 parietal lobe responsible for perception and sensations of touch 8 of 26 occipital lobe controls vision 9 of 26 cerebellum controls motor movements 10 of 26 left-hemisphere controls the process of langauge, writing and understanding langauge 11 of 26 right- hemisphere controls spacial awareness, and recongnising faces and creativity 12 of 26 the left hemisphere controls what side of the body? the right side 13 of 26 the right hemisphere controls what side of the body? the left side 14 of 26 visual agnosia an inability to recognise things that can be seen 15 of 26 prosopagnosia an inability to recognise faces 16 of 26 agnosia an inability to interpret sensations 17 of 26 aim of Damasio's study to build a model of Gage's skull to figure out where the iron rod passed through his head 18 of 26 how many entry points were there? 20 19 of 26 how many exit points were there? 16 20 of 26 what did Damasio create to study Gage's brain? a 3D replica model 21 of 26 where was the damage in Gage's brain? left and right hemisphere and the frontal lobe of his brain. 22 of 26 The aim of Sperry's study what effects could be seen in split brain patients and how the split brain worked compared to a normal brain 23 of 26 how many participants did he use? 11 24 of 26 what did these patients not have a corpus callosum 25 of 26 one conclusion of Sperry's study each hemisphere is capable of working alone, but it has its own memories; wihtout a corpus callosum, these memories couldnt be shared. 26 of 26
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