Author Question: Suppose damage to a particular brain area leaves someone unable to recognize faces, but does not ... (Read 59 times)

lbcchick · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Suppose damage to a particular brain area leaves someone unable to recognize faces, but does not affect the ability to recognize objects. This is an example of ________, and provides some evidence that ________.

a) a single dissociation; recognition of faces and recognition of objects depend on different brain mechanisms
b) a single dissociation; recognition of faces and recognition of objects depend on the same brain mechanisms
c) a double dissociation; recognition of faces and recognition of objects depend on different brain
mechanisms
d) a double dissociation; recognition of faces and recognition of objects depend on the same brain mechanisms

Question 2

Wernicke's insights about language use were based on this neuroscientific technique:

a) brain trauma and lesion
b) EEG
c) ERP
d) CTscan