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Across 4. Nerve cells 6. The Phineas Gage case study was studied by Dr John _____ 7. _______ is the body of a neuron 8. The aim of Kasamatsu and Hirai's study was to figure out how sensory ______ affects the brain 10. The gap found between two neurons is called a ______ 13. ________ researchers often adopt a reductionist approach 15. These chemicals are produced and delivered to the body through the endocrine system. 17. Localisation of brain function is the general assumption that specific _________ of the brain control ceratin functions such as speech and memory 19. In most people, the brain's _____ hemisphere is dominant. It control's the body's right side. 20. Control's emotions in people.

Down 1. Melatonin is a hormone that regulates _____ 2. _______ is the neurotransmitter responsible for voluntary movement, learning and feelings of pleasure 3. Roger Sperry's _____ -brain's studysupported the theory of brain localisation 5. Split brain patients are people whose ______ callosum has been severed, often to treat epilepsy 6. Regulates body functions such as hunger and sleep 9. The brain has _____ hemispheres 11. Broca's ______ is a condition that affects people's production of speech. 12. This is the area responsible for language comprehension 14. Each of the brain's two hemispheres is divided into 4 lobes: frontal, parietal and temporal lobes. 16. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that is involved in the regulation of a person's________ 18. The central nervous system