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Secrets Of The Mind Reflection
Kyle Park
09/30/14
AP Psychology
Reflection on Video
The video, “Secrets of the Mind” that I watched was very interesting and it was entertaining. It was intriguing to see people do something impracticable, for example, the blind guy capable of seeing using blind-sight. This made me realize how complex our brains are. As I studied psychology, I found out the brain was very complicated but this video clearly showed that there are some factors about the brain we still don’t know about. “Secrets of the Mind” showed me that the brain is capable of many things we still have no idea about.
In “Secrets of the Mind”, Dr. Vilayanur S. Ramachandran pays visits to his clients and studies them. He inspects his clients and comes up with conclusions from
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