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Este Cmap, tiene informaciĆ³n relacionada con: Chapter 3g, Neuropsychology discusses localization theory, localization theory led to experiments by Paul Broca, brain ablation led to the discovery of equipotentiality, Neuropsychology begins with Franz Joseph Gall, Broca's area when damaged results in aphasia, the brain and mind independent of each other is a form of dualism, phrenology detracted from Gall's reputation as a physiologist, localization theory supported by studies of verbal memory, aphasia is a loss for words, localization theory contrasts with equipotentiality, Franz Joseph Gall was discredited by Pierre Flourens, Broca's area is located in the left frontal lobe, equipotentiality is the ability of intact areas to carry out memory functions of destroyed areas, experiments by Paul Broca on speech loss led to the discovery of Broca's area, stimulation of the brain was performed by Wilder Penfield, bumps and indentations on the skull were theorized to be relative to the size of brain areas, Pierre Flourens refined method of brain ablation, studies of electrical stimulation led to stimulation of the brain, Wilder Penfield was looking for treatments for epilepsy, Neuropsychology includes studies of electrical stimulation