Biological - Brain Plasticity (v. little done) Flashcards by Aidan Richardson

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Background

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Aim

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Method

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Procedure

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Cyclindical containers used to remove any sense of direction

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Results

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Conclusions

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Generalisability

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Reliability

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Applications

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Validity

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Ethics

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Link to Theme

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Link to Area

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Understanding of Individual, Social & Cultural Diversity

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Remember by

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BLAKEMORE & COOPER - Biological Terms

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Visual Tracking - the Ability to follow the Track of a Moving Object
Depth Perception - the Ability to Judge the Position of an Object in a Space
Monocular - ‘One Eye’; respond to input of only 1 eye (opposite of Binocular)
Primary Visual Cortex - In Occipitial Lobe, produces detailed visual ‘Map’ of what can be seen

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MAGUIRE - Background

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MAGUIRE - Method

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MAGUIRE - Results

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MAGUIRE - Generalisability

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MAGUIRE - Applications

Rehabilitation for people with Brain Damage

MAGUIRE - Validity

MAGUIRE - Ethics

MAGUIRE - Link to Theme

The Environment changes capacity to respond to demands; **Brain Plasticity**

MAGUIRE - Link to Area

MAGUIRE - Understanding of Individual, Social & Cultural Diversity

MAGUIRE - Remember by

MAGUIRE - Biological Terms

BLAKEMORE&COOPER & MAGUIRE - B&C diffs

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BLAKEMORE&COOPER & MAGUIRE - Similarities