The Nobel Laureates Who Revolutionized Neuroscience Sperry, Myers, and Gazzaniga

Roger Sperry/Michael. Gazzaniga. Biological Bases of. Behavior. (Unit III) ... can and can't do. A.L. Washburn/Walter Cannon. Motivation, Emotion, and Stress. Abstract. How many people do you know would question whether or not they had made a difference in the history of psychology, when they were appointed the ... The initial investigations of hemispheric communication and asymmetry in humans were carried out by Michael Gazzaniga, working in the laboratory of Roger Sperry ... ... will cause you to look at the material in a new way. (You might, for example, scan this section's headings and ask “What does 'SQ3R' mean?”) Information ... Such questions have been pursued by Sperry and his co-workers in a wide- ranging series of animal studies at the California Institute of Technology over } From ... Roger Sperry and Ronald Myers first discovered the split-brain effect in the ... Roger Sperry and Michael Gazzaniga (Gazzaniga & Sperry, 1967; Sperry &. Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and Michael Gazzaniga had divided the brains of cats and monkeys in this manner, with no serious ill effects. ... Sperry, R Myers and M Gazzaniga revd; drawings; illus. ... Meanwhile, Sperry had interested a graduate student, Michael Gazzaniga ... This research contributed to the development of a new field of cognitive neuroscience and to the cognitive revolution in psychology in the 1960s. Sperry also ... 3) Who were the surgeons to split the brain as a solution to major epileptic seizures? A) Roger Perry and Michael Gazzaniga B) David Eagleman and William ...