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Why investigate?
• Our brains are like
  computers; only when
  things go wrong, can we
  make any assumptions
                                 Studying brain-
  about which part controls         damaged
  which functions.
How do they become
                                    patients
damaged?
• Accident, injury, illness or   What do they look at?
  degenerative condition:        • Brain scans, testing
  dementia.                        of functions,
                                   interview, historical
Who investigates?
                                   info.
• Neurologists,
  Neuropsychologists.
L/O: to be aware of the rationale and key terms
   for using case studies to evaluate memory
                     models.
Key words

•   Impaired:
•   Intact:
•   Left / right hemisphere:
•   Frontal, temporal, parietal and occipital lobes:
L/O: to be aware of the rationale and key terms
    for using case studies to evaluate memory
                      models.
Case Study         H.M.   K.F.        C.W.

Why were they
studied?


What damage did
they have to the
brain?

Impaired?



Intact?
‘The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat’
           – Oliver Sacks.
 • Read pages 7-10.

             What is impaired
             vs. intact?


   Read to the ‘post-script’.

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Case studies

  • 1. Why investigate? • Our brains are like computers; only when things go wrong, can we make any assumptions Studying brain- about which part controls damaged which functions. How do they become patients damaged? • Accident, injury, illness or What do they look at? degenerative condition: • Brain scans, testing dementia. of functions, interview, historical Who investigates? info. • Neurologists, Neuropsychologists.
  • 2. L/O: to be aware of the rationale and key terms for using case studies to evaluate memory models. Key words • Impaired: • Intact: • Left / right hemisphere: • Frontal, temporal, parietal and occipital lobes:
  • 3. L/O: to be aware of the rationale and key terms for using case studies to evaluate memory models. Case Study H.M. K.F. C.W. Why were they studied? What damage did they have to the brain? Impaired? Intact?
  • 4. ‘The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat’ – Oliver Sacks. • Read pages 7-10. What is impaired vs. intact? Read to the ‘post-script’.