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what is the aim of Raine's research?
to look at direct measures of both cortical and subcortical brain functioning using PET scans in a group of murderers who have pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity
what is the IV of Raine's research?
NGRI murderer or non-murderer
what is the DV of Raine's research?
the brain activity measured on a PET scan
what type of experiment is Raine's research?
quasi experiment - naturally occurring IV (NGRI murderers/ non-murderers)
what is the experimental design of Raine's research?
matched pairs (control group matched on age, sex and the 6 SZ murderers were individually matched with 6 schizophrenics for the control
ethical issue of raine's research: lack of valid consent
- murderers pleading NGRI
- may not fully understand what research was for
- SZ and brain injury P's have impaired cognitive functioning
- to be ethical: should be fully explained to P's or responsible adult who agrees for their participation
ethical issue of raine's research: risk of psychological harm
- if P's found CPT difficult -> may have lowered self-esteem
- stress or embarrassment can be significant for P's with epilepsy or personality disorders
- to be ethical: debrief P's and explain that CPT performance was just a task to keep the brain active
lower glucose metabolism in NGRIs
- prefrontal
- parietal
- corpus callosum
higher glucose metabolism in NGRIs
- occipital
- caudate
- putamen
- globus pallidus
- cerebellum
- midbrain
no difference in glucose metabolism
temporal lobe
difference in hemispheric asymmetry
- amygdala
- medial temporal lobe
- hippocampus
- thalamus