Titlebook: Neuropsychology; Alan A. Boulton,Glen B. Baker,Merrill Hiscock Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990

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Book 1990, then neuropsychology clearly would be near the tip. Neuropsychology seeks to find order in the ultimate product of all neural systems, namely behavior, and to relate that product to its neural substrate. Relationships between brain and behavior are sought, but reductionistic explanations are esche

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Techniques for Imaging Brain Structure,pathologists would agree, this literature has been characterized by considerable inconsistency, much of which may be attributed to the problems of representing and quantifying the complex morphological data that emerge from brain-cuttings.

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Methods in Human Neuropsychology,euroscientists. The multidisciplinary nature of neuropsychology means that the methods of this science must draw heavily on those of other cognate fields. The task of this chapter is to describe how other branches of neuroscience have influenced the current methodology and theory of neuropsychology.

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Functional Neuroimaging in Neurobehavioral Research,ies of dyslexic brains by Galaburda (1983) (. Geschwind and Galaburda, 1985a-c for a fuller review of the theoretical neurobehavioral context to which such cytoarchitectural studies have been related).

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Electrical Stimulation of the Cerebral Cortex in Humans,0). John Hughlings Jackson, a Spencer student, used clinical observations in patients with epilepsy to begin substantiating theories of cerebral localization, and to define brain regions related to specific functions. Broca, Wernicke, Charcot, and the other great neurologists of the late nineteenth century expanded on these beginnings.