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A lab setting means it has low ecological validity as the artificial setting does not reflect real life situations.

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Yes, it it only focuses on the cause being a  split corpus callosum but the struggle to form language for the left side stimulus might be because of a different reason for example down to their epilepsy as it wasn't tested on anyone without epilepsy.

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Is this study a good example of scientific psychology 

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Is this study a good example of scientific psychology 

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It is because it has a hypothesis. There is also clear evidence that a split brain patient functions differently to a normal brain. He had a theory of what would happen in these experiments.

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How does the study relates to biological psychology?

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How does the study relates to biological psychology?

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The study relates to biological psychology because this study focuses on specific components of the brain and brain activity and response to visual and tactile stimuli
This makes the study biologically themed

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It is culturally biased due to all the participants being white Americans. However the sample could be of this culture due to the minimal amount of people that underwent this surgery.

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Yes as this study, could be replicated by anyone as long as they have people with Split Brains.

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the sample was very small and there is debate about whether ‘abnormal’ brains can be generalised to the ‘normal’ brain.

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He describes his findings qualitatively,describing what the split patients could or couldn’t do. This data shows a pattern of difficulties that enabled sperry to map brain lateralisation

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It does show nature and nurture as the corpus collusum was removed which effects the nature of the brain as it the two hemispheres cannot communicate with each other. This effects the nurture as the exposures are limited and the brain cannot process information properly and the brain cannot function normally for the requirements of day to day life.

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Olivia -  the ethics of the research - was anyone harmed ?
Kai - the advantages of the type of data collected
Harry - the problems with the type of data collected
Jonny  - the advantages of the Lab setting
Mia  - the disadvantages of the Lab setting
Willow - issues with the sample
Joe - Is the study reliable ?
Dan- How the study illustrates the assumptions of biological psychology
Yas -  Is the study culturally biased ?
sha  -  does the study provide evidence for nature or nurture ?
Victoria  - is this  study a good example of scientific Psychology ?
Emma - Is the study reductionist ? if so why ?

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Split Brain Research - Biological Psychology  - Biological Psychology [AQA ALevel]