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Chapter 3 - part 5: Right Brain/Left Brain: Cerebral Laterality

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  1. 1What has traditionally been the main reason for the characterization of the left hemisphere as the “dominant”
    hemisphere?
    1. Aevidence that the left hemisphere usually processes complex information
    2. Bevidence that the left hemisphere usually processes language
    3. Cthe fact that the majority of people are right-handed
    4. Devidence that patients use only their left hemisphere for processing information after split-brain surgery
  2. 2What is the main function of Wernicke’s area?
    1. Aspeech comprehension
    2. Bspeech production
    3. Csensory integration
    4. Dmotor integration
  3. 3If you knew that a surgeon was about to do a surgery to disconnect the cerebral hemispheres, which of the
    following patients is she most likely to operate on?
    1. Aa patient in a coma
    2. Ba patient with epilepsy
    3. Ca patient with schizophrenia
    4. Da patient with antisocial personality disorder
  4. 4Which of the following would be MOST likely to be impaired as a result of damage to the right hemisphere?
    1. Alanguage comprehension
    2. Bsensations from the right side of the body
    3. Cvision from the left eye
    4. Dcontrol of the left leg
  5. 5If you present a sound in the right ear, where will that sound be processed first?
    1. Aright temporal lobe
    2. Bleft temporal lobe
    3. Cright parietal lobe
    4. Dleft parietal lobe
  6. 6Because the speech centre is generally located in the left hemisphere of the brain, what would a split-brain patient
    be unable to describe or name?
    1. Aan object seen in the left visual field
    2. Ban object felt with the right hand
    3. Can object seen in the right visual field
    4. Dan object presented directly in front of him or her
  7. 7If you sent the word “banana” to the left hemisphere and the word “cucumber” to the right hemisphere in a
    patient with a severed corpus callosum, which of the following would the patient be able to name verbally?
    1. Aboth items
    2. Bneither item
    3. Conly the banana
    4. Donly the cucumber
  8. 8Imagine that a picture of a spoon is briefly flashed in the left visual field of an individual with a severed corpus
    callosum. At the same time, a picture of a cup is briefly flashed in the right visual field. What would this individual
    likely say based on Roger Sperry’s work with splitbrain patients?
    1. A“I saw a spoon resting in a cup.”
    2. B“I saw a cup.”
    3. C“I saw a spoon.”
    4. D“I didn’t see anything.”
  9. 9Imagine that a picture of a blue circle is briefly flashed in the left visual field of an individual with a severed corpus
    callosum. At the same time, a picture of a red square is briefly flashed in the right visual field. What would this
    individual likely say based on Roger Sperry’s work with splitbrain patients?
    1. A“I saw a blue circle.”
    2. B“I didn’t see anything.”
    3. C“I saw a red square.”
    4. D“I saw a blue circle around a red square.”
  10. 10If a right-handed subject whose corpus callosum has been cut were asked to reproduce a drawing, what could
    we predict?
    1. Abest performance by the left hand
    2. Bbest performance by the right hand
    3. Cequal performance by the two hands
    4. Dan inability to draw with either hand

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Psychology Quiz am Chapter 3 - part 5: Right Brain/Left Brain: Cerebral Laterality, erstellt von Vincent Voltaire am 08/02/2020.
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