The Split-Brain Student

[bushinoodle]

Does this experiment have anything to do with Michael S. Gazzaniga's experiment and studies?

[audiotrax2000]

I used to have that same grey Members Only jacket. I believe that makes me qualified to perform split brain procedures on others...

[slovakmath]

i like their accent

[mac9641]

This looks like it would be very informative. Unfortunately I can't really hear anything you are saying over the very loud background music.

[Shelbinwa]

This is a GREAT video. I love the experiment, it was very useful learning tool. Couldn't have done it better myself !

[veryfuck]

not very interisting, just looks like a stupid game to me that doesnt really illustrates anything.

you could give all sorts of explanations and this video is very unclear about it.

[screat]

ya it doesnt prove anything...of course!! ur not gonna be able to feel ur other hand,.,,its not urs!!! this is sooo stupid!!...are these suppose to be fuckin professors or something...id fire them lol

[kamikaze223]

poor screat, you're not old enough to understand the demonstration.

[satori85]

@screat Do you not understand this at all? Once you severe the corpus callosum the two hemispheres cease communication with each other. you might not feel what is happening in one side of your body because you are only aware of your surroundings from hemisphere. The opposing hemisphere would still feel it and register he sensation you as a personality would not.

[screat]

of course i understand THAT,,,but what these 2 are doing doesnt accomplish that and the simulation doesnt even accomplish that...its a bad test

[bachak1]

he's touching her boobs...lol

[aidanne07]

The music is way to much for this video. It's to loud, and it gets on my nerves when i'm trying to listen to what he is saying; A part from that great video.

[xTakarax]

@aidanne07 agreed

[PseudoCheese]

@aidanne07 Your grammar gets on my nerves.

[SANiKnova]

Great video. Although, I'm confused by 3:54.

I've read that a "split-brain" is not really a "split-brain", but instead it's more of a 'Y', and that a patient can use pain to transmit messages from the left/right brain.

Such as touching a sharp blade to denote that the left hand is holding a knife.

[gobitz]

Does any body knows about scattered brain?

[vwlover101]

Thank you for this video. I have my psychology midterm tomorrow and it includes spilt brain questions. This video helped me so much!

[psychprof1]

Great! I hope the video helped. That's its purpose. See my other videos for more help on topics in psychology class. I will be adding more later.

[Sophysoph]

the music is too loud

[guitarmom1]

Thanks so much for this lesson! I have often had opportunity to give lessons to young people to teach understanding in disabilities. This would be wonderful to add! I also teach about epilepsy.

Thanks so much!

Gm

[JuanGaby1]

Good job!!! Great video!!

[psychprof1]

Thanks very much.

[stephw49]

Dang i know twitch and claudia lol..what a small world!!!

[javamobo]

great video!  I really saw the difference in the shoe lace tying when they had the blindfolds on...how frustrating....a connected brain person could tie their shoes blindfolded...very enlightening.