What is agnosia? What are the main aspects of visual (apperceptive & associative), auditory and tactile agnosias? What models have been developed to explain agnosias and what explanations are there for prosopagnosia?
What are the approaches to neuropsychology? This job provides the structural and functional approaches to neuropsychology and psychometric assessments.
What are the different regions of the brain? What do the 4 different lobes do?
Temporal lobe control is examined.
What does the temporal lobe control? What damage does this area of the brain have? These inquiries are examined.
The Limbic System, Amygdala, Hippocampus and what happends when such structures are damaged.
What is the limbic system? What does it control and what happends when sections are damaged?
Frontal lobe functions, dysfunctions, and tests are named.
This job focuses on what do the frontal lobes do, what do they control, and what happens if they are damaged. Resources are also given.
Genetics of Schizophrenia: Article (20 pages) and bibliography lists 187 sources.
I am doing an assignment about the genetics of Schizophrenia. Could you provide me with one article, including the bibliography as a starting point?
The consolidation theory is outlined.
This job considers the theory that amnesia results from a consolidation deficit.
Spinal Cord Injury and Sensory Information Processing
This question has three small parts - I have answered (a) okay I think, but am really stuck on (b) and (c). Please help: "Patient A has a tumour located on the thoracic spinal cord at the level of T3 and shows differences in the way sensory information in his legs and lower trunk is processed. This mainly involves altera ...continues
Brain-Behavior Relationships & the Prefrontal Cortex
Deficits associated with lesions of the Prefrontal cortex ranging from minor lesions to more extensive lesions. (a) List the deficits associated with lesions in different parts of the brain (i.e., Medial Orbital Lesions, Lateral Dorsal Lesions, Left Hemisphere Prefrontal Lesions, Right Hemisphere Prefrontal Lesions, Very se ...continues
