Question

The left and right brain may sample information at a different rate. Please explain which hemisphere (right or left) takes shorter samples with more samples being collected overall and which hemisphere takes longer samples with fewer samples being collected overall? Explain how this may impact speech processing in the left and right hemisphere, including how this type of information processing relates to the sampling rate?

Answer 1

The Brain is divided into two hemispheres left hemisphere and right hemisphere.The information received by brain are generally stored in the cortex throughout the brain.The left side of brain takes shorter samples with more details (for example when a child visits a seashore and tend to buy a ballon it picks one color of choice and can even remember the others colours of balloons as well,not only that, it can remember the entire happening in the shore) whereas the right hemisphere takes longer sample with less samples(for example a student in lecture if attends a lecture on central nervous system may remember the class as a whole but may provide only few information from it when asked for)

This has a direct impact on the speech when one communicates like they deliver fast when the left hemisphere works and vice versa through the information processing, the more it can talk about the more it can rate about bit and vice versa.