In 2 to 3 sentences describe one example in which a neuropsychological patient has been found to perform appropriate behaviors and response to visual stimuli, even without consciously experiencing those stimuli (blindsight) make sure to describe both which visual brain regions are damaged in the patient to cause their loss of conscious awareness as well as which visual brain regions are still preserved to enable some preserved visual processing even without awareness.

28. According to the division of awareness theory of hypnosis, one stream of consciousness responds to the hypnotist's suggestions, while the other stream A) monitors behaviour while remaining in the background B) ignores behaviour while remaining in the background C) monitors behaviour while not remaining in the background D) ignores behaviour while not remaining in the background E) monitors behaviour while competing with the other stream

31. Dr. Forsyth is assessing the cognitive functioning of an elderly patient who has recently suffered brain damage as a result of a stroke. If this patient has pronounced difficulties with both impulse control and planning behavior and has also experienced changes in personality, which area of the brain was most likely damaged by the stroke? A) the parietal lobe B) the temporal lobe C) the occipital lobe D) the frontal lobe E) the limbic system