Studies of cerebral function in learning IV. Vicarious function after destruction of the visual areas

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[1] CARVILLE, 1875, ARCH PHYSL, V1, P352

[2] FRANZ, 1917, PSYCHOBIOL, V1, P33

[3] FRANZ, 1911, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V4, P1

[4] FRANZ, 1917, PSYCHOBIOL, V1, P3

[5] FRANZ, 1907, ARCH PSYCHOL, P1

[6] LASHLEY, 1920, PSYCHOBIOL, V2, P55

[7] LASHLEY, 1921, IN PRESS BRAIN

[8] LASHLEY, 1921, IN PRESS J COMP PSYC

[9] Lashley K. S., 1917, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, V1, P71, DOI 10.1037/h0071400

[10] Leyton ASF, 1917, Q J EXP PHYSIOL, V11, P135, DOI 10.1113/expphysiol.1917.sp000240