Who did Maguire study to demonstrate brain plasticity?

Which of these is a step in functional recovery of the brain?

There can be negative side effects of plasticity, for example, feeling sensations of a limb that is no longer there. This is known as...

Evidence suggests that a person's what may influence how well the brain adapts after injury?

Split brain patients had undergone surgery, a commissurotomy involves cutting what part of the brain?

Which of these was not carried out out split brain patients?

Sperry has been criticised for having a small sample size, how many participants did he have?

In drawing tasks with split brain patients, which hand was dominant and therefore better at drawing?

If a split brain patient was looking at a screen and the word 'ball' flashed up on the left side, what would they say they saw?

If a split brain patient was shown a screen and the word 'telephone' flashes up on the right hand side, what would they say they saw?

If a split brain patient had a book placed in their right hand, what would they say they were holding?

Sperry used a control group, who were they?

What does fMRI stand for?

Which brain scanning technique tracks general brain wave activity?

Which scanning technique is virtually risk free, non invasive and straightforward?

Causation is an issue within brain scanning, but within which technique is this the biggest problem?

Which brain scanning techniques have high temporal resolution?

Which biological rhythm is subject to a 24 hour cycle?

Which of these is an example of a circadian rhythm?

The body's internal biological 'clocks' are known as what?

In Aschoff and Wever's study, they found one participant in the bunker had a sleep/wake cycle of how long?

Folkard carried out a study where the clocks were changed to make the 12 participants live to a day that was how long?

Siffre's study was criticised for having poor control, what was this in reference to?

Which biological rhythm has a frequency of more than one cycle in a 24 hour period?

The menstrual cycle is an example of a what?

McClintock collected samples of what from women?

McClintock found what percentage of women found their periods were brought closer together following the study?

The sleep stages are an example of what?

SAD is also referred to as what?

Which hormone is implicated in the cause of SAD?

Dreams are thought to most likely occur in which stage of sleep?

Roughly how long does a cycle of sleep last?

Stages 3 and 4 of sleep involve which waves?

What does REM stand for?

The SCN is located in the what?

DeCoursey destroyed the SCN in 30 what?

Which of the following is an example of an endogenous pacemaker

At roughly what time is core body temperature at it's lowest?

At roughly what time are we most alert?

At what time are we in our deepest sleep?

Which of the following influences melatonin production the most?

What should you do to avoid/reduce jet lag?

Campbell and Murphy's participants had light shone where?

Which of the following techniques uses a statistical averaging technique to remove extraneous data?