Titlebook: Neurobiological Theory of Psychological Phenomena; Gerhard D. Wassermann Textbook 1978Latest edition Gerhard D. Wassermann 1978 anatomy.be

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Preliminary Glances at an Integrated Neuropsychological Theory,g systems, and it is likely that the severe difficulties of previously published neuropsychological models (NPMs) are consequences of their choices of particular hypothesised codes and coding structures. It is these difficulties (see Chapter 6) which led me to study the possibilities offered by the

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Experimental and Theoretical Neurobiology of the Wiring-in of Nervous Systems,pert, 1969, 1971; Wolpert, Hicklin and Hornbruch, 1971, and various papers in .. .; also Summerbell, Lewis and Wolpert, 1973). Some theorists, as noted, postulated prepatterns. By avoiding detailed molecular-biological explanations, global developmental theories have disregarded possible mechanisms

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Pictorially Mapped Image Representations versus Primary Feature Detection,ude concepts and relations between parts of the global representation—for example, ‘join’, ‘next to’, ‘inside’, ‘larger than’, ‘to the right of’, ‘above’, ‘connected’, and so forth (cf. Sutherland, 1968; Werner, 1974, p. 173). The difference between paradigms P1 and P2 relates therefore to the natur

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A Neuropsychological Theory of Cognitive Structures, could have done something else instead?’ Explanations of idiosyncratic behaviour always demand never-ending . hypotheses, which are not inherent in any class of mechanisms considered. Admittedly initial conditions are invariably also selected on an . basis, but their possible choice is usually seve

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Gerhard D. Wassermannse on the same subject. Since De Vries depended mainly on the ‘classics of Marxism‘ and the few contemporary Soviet works which were available in German translation, his account is at best an in­ troduction to the contemporary period. In a sense this book is com­ plementary to his: he presents the d

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