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a split-brain patient has a picture of a dog flashed to his right hemisphere and a cat to his left hemisphere. he will be able to identify the

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The cerebrum (brain) can be divided into two hemispheres: the left hemispheres and the right hemisphere. These hemispheres are separated by a deep longitudinal fissure (i.e., the cerebral fissure).

  • In this case, the patient will be able to identify the cat using his RIGHT-HAND.

  • The left brain hemisphere receives sensory information from and controls movements on the right part of the body, and vice-versa.

  • In consequence, the left brain hemisphere controls the movements of the right hand, whereas the right brain hemisphere controls the left hand.

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