Psychologists! What's your diagnosis?

[moshi]

3 altogether: one for the nervous system, two for the physiological effects

[sisqo1111]

even if i get a low a+ ill be happy haha.
hopefully i got top in my school as i am ranked number 1

[sisqo1111]

oh yeah, and about the brocas one, was it defiently a?
i put down c? hopefully it was one where more than 1 answer was correct lol, like from past exams

[ilovesuck]

omgoshhhh 2 marks <_<

and i even checked over it and thought iw as still correct......

sighhhh

[melaniej]

pretty sure it was definitely A for the Broca's one. I'm not sure about the stuttering?

[moshi]

oh yeah, and about the brocas one, was it defiently a?
i put down c? hopefully it was one where more than 1 answer was correct lol, like from past exams

i put down a, but yeah more than one answer can be correct in some cases, like the 2006 exam, i think?

[melaniej]

It can be, but only if its valid!
Which it could be, i have no idea!
Anyone checked about Brocas and stuttering?

[Nick]

It's referring to the speech itself, so can someone jusify why they believe the speech would be deliberate?

[melaniej]

Deliberate: To think carefully and often slowly, as about a choice to be made.

Meaning they have to think carefully and their speech is often slow.

[Nick]

I honestly think it could be either.

Stuttering could easily be a characteristic of Broca's aphasia due to the non-fluent nature of the speech being produced.

[psychlaw]

I put down slow and deliberate
my wanted score has gone down to 43, hopefully I didn't do too badly but I've spotted a couple of mistakes

[melaniej]

hmm Grivas text book:
page 75, BOX 1:
"Damage to Broca's area often produces speech that is very deliberate, consisting of a few words with a very simple grammatical structure"
And not in the whole book could i find anything about stuttering...

[sisqo1111]

oh crap lol
hopefully it was one of those that had 2 answers to it lol

[nickalaz]

a stuttering forum i frequent seem to be pretty content with stuttering being a physical effect of Broca's aphasia

http://www.stutteringforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=295

[misskaraleah]

What about the colours of the wave lengths question?
It was in MC and it said what would be the best way to measure blue, red and green wavelenths or something.

I think the answer was frequency? does anyone rememeber.