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This is a pretty amazing video about split brain research.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 7:29 AM
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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- Name: Mr. Carlisle
- Location: Portland, Oregon, United States
I'm a native South Carolinian and I attained my undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of South Carolina. I taught fourth grade for two years in the Mississippi Delta and two years at an alternative high school in Western North Carolina. I have been at Tigard High School since the fall of 2003, where I teach U.S. History and Psychology.
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16 Comments:
When he says the "theory" (sum of unconscious functions?) takes place in the left hemisphere, is this self perception? How does neural activation become thought and action, or do we not know?
6:13 PM
I can't really answer the part of the question that deals with neural activation. That clip illustrates how the two hemispheres of the brain impact motor function. Once the corpus callosum is severed, the two hemispheres of the brain do not communicate with one another.
6:19 PM
this is hard to comprehend
4:28 PM
I wonder how someone can live like that forever. So he has no peripheral vision? What does he see when he walks around?
Angelica Cuvin
per. 2B
4:58 PM
It's interesting how he can draw what he doesn't consciously see but unconsciously sees.
9:11 PM
So, the right side of your body is controled by the left brain...and the other way around....interesting.
2B
6:12 PM
This video made the homework 10 times easier to understand and really interesting.
Mark Medgin 2B
7:33 PM
Gazzaniga's an exciting guy
-Drew
12:33 AM
This video I understand much better than the one we saw in class. It's so weird that he's not mentally aware that he's drawing what he couldn't say.
Kendall Holcomb 2A
1:23 PM
That is so cool. If he was a better artist he could make a lot of money.
3:36 PM
I've seen this video before in my old school. I have know for years that the the opposite side of your brain controls the opposite side of the body. I found it very interesting when I found that out.
3:56 PM
My brain Hurts
10:49 PM
"what'd you see?"
"a hammer"
"so why'd you draw that?"
"I dunno"
:) haha the brain is fun and sometimes funny
if this is just the beginning i know i'm going to love and look forward to this class everyother day
4:23 PM
It's probably bad that I laughed at the part when he draws the saw instead of the hammer.. it was so random.. but this is crazy, I didn't know this existed. It's really hard to comprehend that he physically can't see things to the left of the dot but can draw it and learn what he saw.
-Jen Knight
6:10 PM
wow, i still cant get over how amazing the brain is. Its weird to think that our brain is capable of doing things we havent even heard of.
Lindsey Nesbitt 2B
7:52 PM
Brandon Field,
this is pretty intriguing stuff you got here carlisle. teach me more about weird things like this.
5:39 PM
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