Psycholinguistics

• ✔ Do experiment
• ✔ Read "From the simple to the complex, neurological level"
• ✔ Read ch 3 p67-71
• ✔ Read "Aphasias"
• ✔ Email question on reading
  • If 96% of the righthanded people and 70% of the lefthanded people have a dominant left hemisphere when it comes to language functions, then obviously left- or righthandedness is not directly related to dominance of a hemisphere. Why then is the left hemisphere dominant? Is it random, or are there specific reasons for it? Does it have an advantage, or are people with a dominant right hemisphere for language functions just as good at language? Are there any differences between people with either a dominant left or dominant right hemisphere when it comes to aphasias? How does this whole story relate to animals that are neither left- nor righthanded?

Math

• ✔ Ch 3
• ✔ Homework 2

Functional Anatomy

• ✔ Read 'mediastinum/thymus'
• Do homework questions
• Meeting on Thursday 1:45pm

Psychobiology

• ✔ Read ch 8
• ✔ Read 'Psychoneuroimmunology and psychosomatic medicine: back to the future'
• ✔ Prepare experiment

Other

• ✔ Ballet on Monday 9pm
• Janet's B-day on Tuesday 11pm
• ✔ Gymnastics on Wednesday 7-9pm
• ✔ Ambassador training on Thursday 1pm
• ✔ Go home on Friday
• ✔ Work on Saturday 6am-12pm
• ✔ Go back to Middelburg on Sunday
• ✔ Get passport