AOS 2 CHAPTER 4 Flashcards

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what is the brain vs heart debate?

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a historical debate as to whether the heart or the brain is responsible for mental processes, such as thought, emotion, and behaviour

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what is the mind body problem?

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question as to whether our mind is separate and distinguishable from our body or one entity.

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what is dualism?

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belief that human mind and body are separate and distinguishable from one another

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what is monism?

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belief that human mind and body are together a singualr complete entity

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what is phrenology?

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the study of the shape and size of the human skull to determine personality and mental function

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what are the three experimental techniques?

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ablation, brain lesioning and split brain research

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what is ablation?

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surgical removal, destruction or cutting of a region of brain tissue

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what is brain lesioning?

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inducing and/or studying effects of damage to an area of the brain

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what is split brain research?

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left and brain hemispheres separated by cutting the nervous tissue that connected them.

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what is neuroimaging?

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a range of techniques used to capture images of the brains structure, function and activities

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what structural neuroimaging techniques are used?

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CT (computorised tomography)
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging

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what are the functional neuroimaging techniques?

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PET (positron emission tomography
fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging

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