A person who had a left hemispherectomy (surgical removal of the left hemisphere of the brain) will likely struggle the most with which of the following? ANS acuity (in other words, their Weber fraction is large) Two-digit arithmetic (e.g., 57+21) Ratio-processing system (RPS) tests Object-tracking system tasks Abstraction counting principle

Bryan has normal vision and is wearing a special headset that shows a picture of a sailboat to his left eye and a picture of a dog to his right eye. What is Bryan's perception of these images most likely to be?     He will only perceive whichever image is presented to his dominant eye.     He will alternate between perceiving the sailboat and perceiving the dog.     He will perceive the dog and the sailboat overlaid on top of each other.     He will perceive parts of the dog and parts of the sailboat combined together in a fashion similar to a puzzle.

Why does the blind spot from the optic disc in either eye not result in a blind spot in the visual field? Your answer:

Please just find the answer for all 3   Which of the following is not true of the dorsal visual pathway? It runs through the parietal lobes It is also known as the where pathway  It is involved in representing the identity of objects It is involved in representing the location of objects ------------------------------- Area V4 is responsible for  Motion perception  Biological motion perception  COlor perception  Representing basic visual information such as edges  ------------------------------------- Single unit recording is  A non-invasive technique used mainly in humans  An invasive technique mainly used in animal models A non invasive technique used mainly in animals models  An invasive technique mainly used in humans

Which of the following is correct about the lateral occipital complex (LOC) in object perception?   a. It is more closely related to the semantic encoding during object perception   b. It is more medial in anatomical location in comparison to the FFA and PPA   c. It responds more to real than made-up objects   d. It shows greater response when viewing objects (from various categories) in comparison to viewing textures   e. Its response reduces when the same object is repeated in a different view (i.e., it is viewpoint insensitive)

True or False:  A high contrast, high frequency stimulus is detailed with large differences between light and dark areas.

If you are at the beach you may recognize all the sounds of the people, the waves, the birds, but once you get situated you forget all about each of those things.    This is an example of what?     Sensory Stimulation      Perception     Achievement Motivation     Sensory Adaptation

Edward has passed his driving test and can now use these procedural (motor) skills to drive himself to school. This is an example of short term memory True False

Which of the below options best captures the argument ggainst the Triune Brain perspective? O Neocortex, the limbic system, and the brainsteam/cerebellum all evolved in parallel, not one at a time. The limbic system is thought to play a key role in emotions and memories. O The best analogy for your brain is an onion with a tiny lizard inside. We share basic fight-or-flight responses with reptiles.

How can we summarize these results with how coffee affects a person’s reflex?