Ch 2 Psychology 2.11-2.13 Questions
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| In which of the following lobes of the cortex would you find the primary auditory area? | Temporal
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| Which of the following is the name for the thick band of neurons that connects the left and right sides of the cortex? | Corpus Callosum
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| The higher mental functions, such as thinking and problem solving, are found in that _______ lobe. | Frontal
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| A man wakes up one morning to find that people around him are using words that make no sense to him and they don't make sense to him, they also don't seem to understand him. His wife tells him that their son forgot his dinosaur today, and when he looks pu | Wernicke's Aphasia
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| When dr. Ramachandran's spatial neglect patient was asked to reach for the pen, she.... | Tried to reach through the mirror
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| If you are a split-brain patient, which of the following would be true? | Objects in your right visual field would be easily named.
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