Finished set for only the localisation of the brain - AQA year 2 (A level) biopsychology 2018
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Created by Sophie Wembridge
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Lateralisation
Cerebral cortex
Where is the Frontal lobe?
Where is the motor area found?
What does the motor area control and what could damage cause?
Where is the Parietal lobe?
Where is the somatosensory area?
What seperates the motor and somatosensory areas?
What happens in the somatosensory area and how?
Where is the Occipital lobe?
Where is the visual area found and what does it do?
What can damage to the visual area do?
Where is the Temporal lobe?
Where is the auditory area found and what does it do?
What could happen if damage to the auditory area occurs?
Where is Wernicke's area found?
Which side of the brain is language restricted to generally?
Where is Broca's area found and in what decade?
What does damage to Broca's area cause?
What does damage to Wernicke's area cause?
Brain scan evidence of localisation (Evaluation)
Case study evidence for localisation of function (Evaluation)
What did the Phineas Gage case study suggest the frontal lobe was responsible for?
What do brain scans mean for localisation?
Neurosurgical evidence and real life application of neurosurgery into localisation (Evaluation)
In Dougherty's study into neurosurgery, how long after did he catch up with them and how many met 'successful criteria'?
In Dougherty's study into neurosurgery, what percentage had a partial response?
