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Page 391
... functions . And Penfield stressed again that whereas most of the cortex of other animals is " committed to sen- sory or motor functions , " the greatest part of man's cortex is " uncom- mitted . " To be more exact , its function is ...
... functions . And Penfield stressed again that whereas most of the cortex of other animals is " committed to sen- sory or motor functions , " the greatest part of man's cortex is " uncom- mitted . " To be more exact , its function is ...
Page 393
... function is to permit planned or seriatim functions . By seriatim functions is meant the organization or synthesis of skilled acts or thoughts into an orderly series ( Morgan 1943 ) . Seriatim functions imply the ability ( 1 ) to ...
... function is to permit planned or seriatim functions . By seriatim functions is meant the organization or synthesis of skilled acts or thoughts into an orderly series ( Morgan 1943 ) . Seriatim functions imply the ability ( 1 ) to ...
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... functions ( mediated in the TOP and PF areas ) are disturbed . In creativity the functions of these areas unfold in unusu- ally positive ways . Although the same areas are involved in the two conditions , it seems logical to assume that ...
... functions ( mediated in the TOP and PF areas ) are disturbed . In creativity the functions of these areas unfold in unusu- ally positive ways . Although the same areas are involved in the two conditions , it seems logical to assume that ...
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