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to think and be aware of our existence |
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a large bundle of nerve fibers that connect corresponding parts of one side of the brain with those of the other. |
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cutting the corpus collosum |
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THE CORPUS COLLOSUM ENABLES |
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the two hemispheres to share information |
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AFTER THE S.B OPERATION, THE TWO SIDES... |
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VERBAL COMMUNICATION ORIGINATES IN |
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a phenomena is described in terms of more elementary processes that underlie it. |
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FIRST MAN TO SAY BRAIN WAS THE SEAT OF ALL EMOTIONS AND THOUGHTS |
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DESCARTES PROPOSITION ON REFLEXES |
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dualism. The mind and brain are two different things. The brain is simply where the mind operates. |
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Descartes thought: where interation between mind and body take place. A small organ on top of the brain stem. |
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DESCARTES VIEW ON VENTRICLES |
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filled with fluid; when the mind decides to perform an action, tilts pineal body in particular direction like a joystick. |
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that some rxns are involuntary even when the nerves and muscles are detatched from the rest of the body. |
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MULLER AND HIS DOCTRINE OF SPECIFIC NERVE ENERGIES |
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b/c all nerve fibers carry the same type of message, sensory information must be specified by the particular nerve fibers that are active. |
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experimental ablation- removing parts of the animals' brain and observing the animal's behavior. |
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discovered that a portion of the left side of the brain is responsible for speech. |
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the nerve cells there communicate directly with those that cause muscle contractions |
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PART OF PRIMARY MOTOR CORTEX THAT PRODUCES SPEECH COMMUNICATES AND CONTROLS |
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THE PART THAT CONTROLS THE MUSCLES, LIPS, AND TONGUE |
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-measured the speed of conduction in nerves (90 ft per sec)
- studied vision and audition
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EVERY CHARACTERISTIC OF AN ORGANISM CARRIES OUT SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH HAVING A PURPOSE. |
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