Psychology 2220A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 16: Speech Perception, Angaur, Motor System
4 Feb 2013
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Chapter 16: lateralization, language, and the split brain. Geschind model: pen eld and roberts found that sites at which stimulation blocked or disrupted speech in conscious neurosurgical patients were scattered throughout a large expanse of frontal, temporal, and parietal cortex, rather than being restricted to the. Cognitive neuroscience of language: three presmises de ne the cognitive neuroscience approach to language and differentiate it form wernicke-geschwind model, premise 1. The use of language is mediated by activity in all the areas of the rain that participate in the cognitive processes involved in the particular language- related behavior. The areas of the brain involved in language are not dedicated solely to that purpose: the cognitive neuroscience approach assumes that many of the constituent cognitive processes involved in language also play roles in other behaviours, premise 3. Wernickes language area: the precise area that was activated by the naming depended on the category.
