Campbell Biology: Concepts & Connections
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Author: Jane Reese, Martha Taylor, Eric Simon, Jean Dickey, Kelly Hogan
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Chapter 49.3, Problem 3CC
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To explain: The difficulty faced by a person with severed corpus callosum to put a name to the face after seeing a familiar picture in left and right field of vision.
Concept introduction:
The left hemisphere of the brain plays a greater role in the language, math and logical operations. The right hemisphere of the brain plays a major role in the recognition of faces, spatial relations and non-verbal thinking.
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