Split Brain Research - Biological Psychology - Biological Psychology [AQA ALevel]

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DL free resources, including a printable key term list for this unit! patreon.com/psychboost/collections (select FREE Resources) While there, you could check out my resources for patrons, including over 17 hours of tutorial videos (8 FULL research methods sections!), printable quizzes, posters, essay sheets, scripts, worksheets and ad-free versions of my videos. OR Try the Psych Boost App for free (IOS and Android). Dont spend all your revision time passively writing flashcards; revise actively by testing your knowledge with my thousands of premade flashcards, multiple choice quizzes and now a key term checker! Here are the links! IOS apps.apple.com/gb/app/psych-boost/id6447265829 Android play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tiaeastwood.psychboostapp Best of luck with the revision! - Nick

[@bluebomber875]

I came across one of this videos at 4 in the morning... I didn’t go back to sleep lol

[@manwha_reads5583]

🤣🤣

[@sentienttapioca5409]

You'll never guess what time it is for me right now...

[@stellamariss3335]

it still is used for severe epilepsy. I know someone who had this procedure, so it is still performed. split brain is very fascinating

[@PsychBoost]

Wow, I did not know that! What are they like?

[@Tunlum]

I am sitting my A levels in an hour and a half. Thank you

[@BigAngryLizard]

How did they go?

[@jackroberts8981]

Love the passion behind these videos!! You are a legend

[@PsychBoost]

Thanks Jack! I do love the subject!

[@pavxxx7122]

That was incredibely helpful! I'm currently studying Biology, Psychology and RS at A- Level and sitting my A- Level exams in a few months. I was contemplating Philosphy but at the moment i'm planning on studying Psychology At Uni of Nottingham or Warwick (still awaiting feedback)! I would love to hear more about your combined Philosophy and psychology degree as that sounds very intriguing! Thank you :)

[@jasmin4518]

soooo what did u end up doing

[@lola100yearsago8]

What did you study in the end :£

[@lola100yearsago8]

:)

[@Vazzzz]

This is my favorite study I have ever learned

[@Vazzzz]

Nadodi Mannan Umm ok interesting answer me this do you feel that feeling like you are observing yourself from outside your body like your in a dream

[@Vazzzz]

Nadodi Mannan I’m not an expert in this but it sounds like you have Depersonalization disorder my sister had it before. It’s where you feel like your outside your own body. Again I might be wrong do some research search about it and ask your doctor about it and he or she will for sure help you. But if you manage to have it one thing my sister did was to socialize more with people and try not being alone to much but again I might be wrong.

[@JohnDoe-cz3dh]

So is the voice in your head or that gut feeling is really just the right communicating with left So many questions

[@PsychBoost]

interesting factod, you have as many neurones in your digestive system as a cat has in its brain. So a gut feeling maybe exactly that!

[@malikegekristensen3935]

So my gut is s smart as a cat? Cool

[@user-vu7rv1xf1l]

And cat guts breed a parasite that can eat the neurons in the brains of other animals, including cat people.

[@Paulus_Brent]

As far as I could read about this subject, people with split brains do NOT report any feeling of split self. Their consciousness and mind are perceived as the same subject and unified individuality as before surgery.

[@SnippetsOfSerena]

Thank you so much! You're a great teacher! I'm just begining my studies in psychology and use some of your videos to supplement the information in the text book.

[@jon4686]

great video, loved your eval and the bonus fact !

[@inri2381]

I have a question: joe patient with corpus callosum removal verbalised a joke something like "i have a back up brain" but since humor is in the right hemisphere, how did he verbalised humor; or the aspects of humor in the right hemisphere are more metaphorical and abstract than that joke?

[@OuterRimPride]

These thing aren't confined/exclusive to either hemisphere. The hemispheres of the brain mostly have specializations rather than specific or exclusive abilities.

[@Renata_Knight]

Interesting and the bonus fact was amazing!

[@HostileLemons]

Strange I usually suffer a fear of social interaction. Once I passed out due to exercise. When I woke up again I found I had no fear of speaking and interacting for a time.

[@VaxzaLimeIsCool]

Damn wish that could happen to me

[@HostileLemons]

@@VaxzaLimeIsCool yeah man the effects were temporary though.. I had absolutely no social anxiety whatsoever! Chatting comfortably with every stranger. But I went home and went to bed. Next morning i was back to my usual self.

[@carlodelysid]

Mein Fuhrer ! I can walk!! Reading "Releasing The Lion: Rediscovering The Right Brain HEART" Quite interesting.

[@dno.16]

So for split brain patients, if they have a object presented to their right visual field, they are still able to describe it as the information goes to the left hem? (Where lang processing is) But if shown to left visual field, they can’t describe because the visual info goes to right hem but can’t send the visual info to the left hem due to corpus callosum being split. Is that correct?

[@sk-bc6rm]

yes

[@omeletshopper]

Nicely done 👍🏻

[@PsychBoost]

Thank you! 👍

[@zeynepyasmeenkhan3832]

Literally the best vedio.. Soo good thank you so much ❤

[@GreenAgouti]

I wonder if you could have a conversation with the other side of your brain with drawings

[@temiiyo3781]

Best videos ever! Thank u so much

[@PsychBoost]

Thanks! Working hard, glad it's paying off for students.

[@Mike-hr6jz]

It is curious that those who study philosophy are almost always left brain dominant and approach this in a different way than those with a right brain dominance. An experiment was done with patients masturbating with the right, or the left hand and found their experience was more intense with one hand over the other, and almost in every case. Only used one hand further studies must be done to understand this? And what are the implications?

[@kerisolomon8280]

hey what date was this video posted? so i can reference it thanks.

[@goat5034]

keri solomon April 1, 2019!

[@harshakviswam3933]

So don't we have unity in our conscious awareness?

[@PsychBoost]

We have the feeling that our conscious awareness is unified, but can be argued that it may be an illusion. I think David Eagleman neuroscience books are great for this type of research if you want to know more about the link between the brain and our conscious experience.

[@user-vu7rv1xf1l]

I'd say if your brain is very level & connected yes it probably feels like conscious unity, & I envy that, because trust me its hell to not be unified with yourself!! I had neurological issues, my right brain is superior to my left at times, & I get this monologue in my head watching my left do & say stupid things, & I get depersonlized, & I keep worring I have schizophrenia, but theres no vocies, but two consciousness arguing with each other, one hates the other. Its really awful. Occassionally if I'm happy the conflict stops.

[@ProfessorCB]

@@user-vu7rv1xf1l Pray to Jesus , and ask for a healthy mind, it saved my life with mental issues. :D

[@beequeen9228]

What's the difference between Lateralization and localization????

[@alalehtadayon1513]

laterlisation is how the 2 hemispheres of the brain function differently and there are certain behaviors/functions that are mainly controlled by one. for example how language production and comprehension is mainly controlled by the left hemisphere due to the language centers. localisation is how the different parts of the brain structures are responsible for different behaviors like how the frontal cortex is involved in controlling voluntary movements and damage to the frontal cortex could result in lose of control in movement. hopefully that helped :).

[@farah9995]

Hey where abouts on the mind map would I put this section ?? thanks so much for these videos they really help!!

[@aryabro]

Thanks brother

[@abdulwadood6296]

Well explained

[@yaya-nj9be]

Man is not truly one but truly two

[@CWilliam21]

Could this be used for anxiety?

[@pebblethefox3483]

Chris I liked and then unliked and then liked again

[@naomijacob1539]

@@pebblethefox3483 some scientists call that bipolar disorder

[@feliciaross4803]

How do not die?

[@chrizzy56]

I haven't seen the "SAW" on the left 😢

[@guterflex7967]

Although this study is so interesting, I think it might also be the worst thing you could actually do to a human. I don't know about severe epilepsy and what it does to you, but this should be the very, very last resort. Knowing some people had this done to them, essentially splitting their conciousness, makes me feel very weird.

[@unlimitedtimez341]

they consented to it, they wanted it it wasnt done by force lol.

[@floofyharu5875]

i love you nick

[@theendofthestart8179]

the upload date scares me ngl

[@adenhadlock6888]

Who are you? You are 2.

[@IsaacNewton-i2cmoresmart]

Shut the fuck up do you know I’m going insane

[@cartoons981]

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y ?

[@cartoons981]

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[@ferranali745]

he looks like miniminter

[@jitpreet.b]

What a baddie

[@YOUNGPLUTO49]

stop pausing lil bro

[@Diorfitzz]

no it’s good he has a good pace if he was just yapping for 10 whole minutes without a pause i don’t think id process it ☠️ stop being a hater lil bro

[@YOUNGPLUTO49]

@@Diorfitzz PLEASE GET LUBED UP 🙏

[@whattheshit4936]

Great video on a topic I am very fascinated by, but I do have one little critique: grab some royalty-free music and slap it in the background haha the silence when you’re not talking is a little jarring. But otherwise, love the video man!