[Psych3120] (no subject)
Kelly Symes
artemishae@yahoo.com
Tue, 5 Sep 2000 17:03:48 -0700 (PDT)
That guy was named funius Gage and he acted
differently because the rod gave him a frontal
lobotomy so he no longer had the decision process
before he acted. His emotions were truley unleashed.
I don't know that he necessarily saws the world any
different, unless maybe people acted differently
towards him because of it and that cause him to see
his environment and self-worth differently
--- chris mismash <mismash1@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Im sure this question has been asked and answered a
> 1000 times, but never to
> me. I have, in many a classes, been given the
> example of the man who was a
> nice steel worker, and then one day, whap! a metal
> pole through the middle
> of the head. From then on he had a whole new
> personality, and saw the world
> from what could truly be though of as new eyes. My
> question is this, im not
> so concerned if he has a sole, and if so why does
> the brain affect it... im
> much more interested in how much effect massive
> brain trauma can have on the
> congnitive process. If some one is brain damaged,
> do the actually,
> cognitivly, process the world different, or are they
> merely less able to
> express how they process it. If the latter, then
> why would their entire
> view points change. If the former, what parts of
> the body are the most
> influenced by physical trauma (not to mention
> emotional). Are their
> studies showing brain activity to lend to a
> conclusion, one way or the
> other?
> CM
>
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