PSYC 2650 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Apraxia, Positron Emission Tomography, Memory Rehearsal

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 2650
• Professor: Roderick Barron

Document Summary

Each and every part of our brain has its own specialized function our. Brain the tissue that allows us to see, and to understand, the visual world behaviors, thoughts, and feelings almost invariably depend on the coordinated action of many brain regions. These symptoms can be tragic to the person and relatives, but can also be a good source of insight/research for others in the future due to the fact that the brain is so complex. Rare syndrome to be seen on its own. The disorder can result from various typed of injuries to the brain. A person who suffers from capgras syndrome often insists that there are. This can all lead the sufferer to paranoid suspicions about why an important appearance changes) even though they are nonexistent: ex. Your mom is with you and you turn to her and say (cid:498)you look like my mom, sound like her, and act like her.