Across
- 4. theory that says fine motor movement is lateralized, not language
- 6. brain is more lateralized than counterpart
- 7. difficulty with correct grammar.
- 8. right side mode of thinking theory that is whole, holistic, and integrative.
- 9. area of the frontal cortex involved in speech production and noted for expressive deficits due to damage.
- 10. test involving listening to two auditory stimuli simultaneously via headphones to investigate selective attention.
- 11. left side mode of thinking theory that is logical, sequential, and individual.
- 15. the arcuate fasciculus does this to the Wernicke’s and Broca’s area.
Down
- 1. area of the superior temporal gyrus involved in speech comprehension.
- 2. with this type of aphasia, you can speak normally and comprehend speech but cannot repeat words that are heard.
- 3. word finding difficulty.
- 5. with _______ sensory aphasia, you can repeat speech but have difficulty comprehending or producing meaningful speech.
- 12. after hearing a word, Geschwind’s model says the first stop in the order is the _______ cortex.
- 13. deficit usually due to brain damage on the left side.
- 14. language is located primarily on this side of the brain.