Titlebook: Neuropsychology, Neuropsychiatry, and Behavioral Neurology; Rhawn Joseph Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 Emotion.n

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The Limbic System,nal that can happen to you (“you make me so angry”). Perhaps in part, this schism between the rational and the emotional is attributable to the raw energy of emotion having its source in the nuclei of the ancient limbic lobe—what some have referred to as the reptilian brain, a series of nuclei that

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The Frontal Lobes,l processes, it modulates and shapes character and personality. When damaged, the result can be excessive or diminished cortical and behavioral arousal, disintegration of personality and emotional functioning, difficulty planning or initiating activity, abnormal attention and ability to concentrate,

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Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease,ric, and neuropsychological abnormalities may result, depending on how long and which portions of the cerebrum are involved. As is well known, the complete deprivation of blood for longer than 3 min produces neuronal, glial, and vascular necrosis and irreversible brain damage; i.e., cerebral infarct

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Cerebral Neoplasms,ns and radiation. Some are caused by tumors that developed in other parts of the body that metastasized to the brain. Others are believed to have originated in embryonic cells left in the brain during development. In some cases, tumors are a consequence of embryological timing and migration errors;

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The Left Cerebral Hemisphere,ddert-Kennedy, 1966, 1967; Studdert-Kennedy & Shankweiler, 1970). It is also dominant for recognizing phonetic, conceptual, and verbal (but not physical) similarities, e.g., determining whether two letters (g and p versus g and q) have the same vowel ending (Levy, 1974; Moscovitch, 1973).

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