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lateralization/hemispheric specialization
left brain controls somethings
right brain controls some things
left brain
analytic processing (lang)
temporal relations
speech sounds
math
intellectual
right brain
holistic processing (face recognition)
spatial relations
nonspeech sounds
music
emotional
contralateral control
left side of brain controls right side of body, vice versa
split brain subjects
corpus callosum severed (to control seizures)
*two hemispheres can't communicate

can only "see" words flashed to right visual field
direct brain studies
PET
EEG
direct electrical stimulation
anaesthetization
experimental studies
shadowing
tachioscopic presentation
dichotic listening
aphasiology
Lexical Decision Task
presented with priming word then target word, identify target as word or non word
Evoked Response Potential
tracks electrical activity in brain in real time

-yes or no N400 spike (unexpected word)
aphasia
linguistic deficits resulting from brain trauma
Wernicke's aphasia
fluent, grammatical, nonsensical info irrelevant to situation
Broca's aphasia
faltering, agrammatical, usually sensible and relevant
Anomia
can't find words for specific things

-fluent, good comprehension, bland words
Conduction aphasia
can use, understand speech, cant REPEAT
Transcortical aphasia
can't use or understand spontaneous speech, can repeat
acquired dyslexia
type of aphasia associated with reading
deep dyslexia
written words stimulus to meaning, not pronunciation
surface dyslexia
spelling stimulus to pronunciation, can't recognize word itself
ASL has...
same properties as spoken language
-UG
-duality of patterning
-syntax
etc
Specific Language Impairment
shared by members of family

pronoun misuse
erors in inflection, grammar