CEREBRAL LOCALIZATION: NOT WHERE BUT IN WHOM ?
Abstract
The individual and group reactions, learning techniques and capacities, and neurotic and drug-influenced behavior patterns of 64 cats and 49 monkeys were studied from 30 to 75 months before and after the implantation of lesions in 10 neo-, paleo- and sub-cortical brain areas. The data suggest that:
1. There are effects specific to each lesion despite inevitable variation in site, altered blood supply, etc.
2. There are a number of general changes common to lesions in several different areas.
3. The effects of any lesion are highly relatable to pre-operative characteristics and acquired patterns of behavior.
4. The effects are further dependent on the nature of post-operative treatment and experience.
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