【耶鲁公开课：心理学导论】Lesson 2 这是你的大脑(43)
语气词如Um...这类不用写，有口误重复滴地方就不用写拉╮(╯▽╰)╭Hints:
Paul Broca
"tan, tan, tan, tan,"
http://t1.g.hjfile.cn/listen/201303/201303300748291924962.mp3And so, they may get visual agnosia and lose the ability to recognize objects. They may get prosopagnosia and lose the ability to recognize faces. There are disorders of sensory neglect, some famous disorders. Again, it's not paralysis, it's not blindness, but due to certain parts of your - of damaged parts of your brain, you might lose, for instance, the idea that there's a left side of your body or a left side of the world. And these cases are so interesting I wanna devote some chunk to a class in the next few weeks to discussing them.
There are disorders of language like aphasia. The classic case was discovered by Paul Broca in 1861. A patient who had damage to part of his brain and can only say one word, "tan," and the person would say, "tan, tan, tan, tan," and everything else was gone.
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