Exam 16: Language and Lateralization
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Which symptom is not one of the forms of brain pathology associated with long-time boxers?
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The complete loss of the ability to understand language, or to speak, read, or write is called _______ aphasia.
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Provide an explanation of the right-ear advantage as demonstrated through dichotic presentation.
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What is Broca's aphasia and what are the symptoms? Which brain region is damaged in patients with Broca's aphasia?
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Split-brain individuals are those who have undergone surgery to _______ as a treatment for _______.
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Studies using fMRI show that in addition to face recognition, the fusiform region is also activated when identifying
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What is Williams syndrome and how is it related to language research?
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Very large left-hemisphere legions that affect both the anterior and posterior language areas results in _______ aphasia.
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Patients with _______ are likely to have right-sided weakness or partial paralysis; those with _______ are likely to experience right-sided numbness.
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A patient who has difficulty speaking but has good comprehension of verbal material is most likely suffering from _______ aphasia.
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In monkeys, stimulation of the _______, but not of the _______, results in vocalizations.
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The goal of constraint-induced movement therapy is to encourage stroke patients to use the afflicted arm by _______ the unaffected arm.
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In infants, the left planum temporale is larger than the right, suggesting that
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Which symptom would not be a likely result of extensive damage to the right fusiform gyrus?
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Provide an overview of the symptomatology and neuroanatomical correlates of dyslexia.
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What is the tachistoscope test and how has it contributed to our knowledge of hemispheric specialization?
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Under which circumstance would a doctor request that a patient undergo a Wada test?
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The human brain shows a clear _______, during which exposure and practice with language must occur in order for language skills to develop normally.
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