Sperry
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- Q1The left hemisphere controls our left side of the body and the right hemisphere controls the right side of our body.FalseTrue30s
- Q2What skill is the left hemisphere responsible for?Visual spatial awarenessDecision makingLanguage and logicEmotions30s
- Q3What skill is our right hemisphere responsible for?LanguageCreativity and visuo-spatialDecision makingEmotions30s
- Q4What is the name of the bundle of fibers that connect the 2 hemispheres together?Cortex callosumFrontal callosumCorpus callosumCortex lobe30s
- Q5What is the name of the surgery that separates the 2 hemispheres?commissurycommusirotomycommissurotomylabotomy30s
- Q6What research method was used in Sperry?LabQuasiIndependent measuresField30s
- Q7Why did the patients with split-brains undergo the surgery?because their IQ was significantly lowbecause they had severe epilepsybecause they had severe epilepsy and they weren't responding to medicationbecause they had a brain tumour30s
- Q8How many split-brain patients were there in the Sperry study?1110'7930s
- Q9The participant, with one eye covered, centred his gaze on a fixed point in the centre of an upright translucent screen. How long were each visual stimuli presented to each participant?1 second1/9 second1/10 second1/8 second30s
- Q10Everything projected to the left visual field (LVF) would be received by the right hemisphere. Everything presented to the right visual field (RVF) would be received by the left hemisphere. This is because the visual information was too fast for eye movements to get the information into the wrong visual field/hemisphere.FalseTrue30s
- Q11What was the name of the apparatus used in both the visual and tactile tasks?tackiscopetachistoscopetelescopetalliscope30s
- Q12What were the tasks called if the participant had to feel an object underneath a screen so that they could not see it?Touch taskEyes taskTactile taskPhysical task30s
- Q13Information shown and responded to in one visual field could only be recognised again if shown to the same visual fieldFalseTrue30s
- Q14Information presented to the RVF (Left Hemisphere) could be communicated through what method?described by drawing a picture (with the right hand)described in speech and writing (with the right hand)described in speech and writing (with the left hand)described by drawing a picture (with the left hand)30s
- Q15If the SAME information is presented to the LVF (Right Hemisphere), the participant....described what they saw in speech and writinginsisted they either did not see anythingdrew what they saw30s