Titlebook: Recovery from Brain Damage; Research and Theory Stanley Finger Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Deprivation.Syndrom.Training.attention

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The Interplay of Experimental and Clinical Approaches in Brain Lesion Researchural or functional alteration of the central nervous system is deliberately induced and its behavioral outcome noted. The second is the clinical method in which the behavioral consequences of the lesions produced by disease are observed.

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The Interplay of Experimental and Clinical Approaches in Brain Lesion Researchural or functional alteration of the central nervous system is deliberately induced and its behavioral outcome noted. The second is the clinical method in which the behavioral consequences of the lesions produced by disease are observed.

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Brain Lesions: Induction, Analysis, and the Problem of Recovery of Functional nervous system. For many years this was the principal technique used by neuropsychologists in their studies of brain-behavior relationships, and it remains, in many ways, the most simple of the various approaches that are in common use. In this chapter we will discuss some of the basic techniques

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Age, Brain Damage, and Performance. The first is that, following brain damage, the long-term deficits in behavior are rarely as severe as the initial or short-term deficits. In other words, a certain degree of recovery or sparing of function typically occurs following neural trauma (Stein, Rosen, and Butters, 1974). Superimposed upo