Discussion
How many functional units of the brain are explained in the PASS theory?
Answer: B
Three functional units of the brain are explained in the PASS theory, taken from Luria's work: the first regulates arousal and attention, the second receives and codes information in simultaneous and successive ways, and the third handles planning. So the number is three, not four, two or five. Luria's three functional units are the brain stem and reticular formation (arousal), the posterior cortex (coding of information) and the frontal lobes (planning), and the PASS theory of Das and Naglieri builds on them.
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