REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE. VI. EFFECTS OF INTERPOLATING A NON-REVERSING CUBE.
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Biomedical subjects
J ORBACH
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PSYCHOPHYSICAL STUDIES OF BODY-IMAGE. I. THE ADJUSTABLE BODY-DISTORTING MIRROR.
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REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE. V. EFFECT OF MOVEMENT OF THE FIGURE ON THE PERCEPTION OF REVERSALS.
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The stump-tailed macaque: a promising laboratory primate.
Members of Macaca speciosa have characteristics that make them suitable primates for neuropsychological investigation. They work well in discrimination training, have a varied behavioral repertoire and social interaction, and seem to be at least as intelligent as M. mulatta. They are docile and submit readily to laboratory routine.
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REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE. I. AN EXAMINATION OF THE CONCEPT OF "SATIATION OF ORIENTATION".
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REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: II. EFFECTS OF VARIOUS ACTIVATING CONDITIONS.
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REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: III. EFFECTS OF INTERPOLATION ON REVERSAL RATE OF THE CUBE PRESENTED REPETITIVELY.
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REVERSIBILITY OF THE NECKER CUBE: IV. RESPONSES OF ELDERLY PEOPLE.
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Proprioceptive and positional cues in solving delayed-response problems.
Delayed-response performance of monkeys was unaffected by combined labyrinthectomy and section of the dorsal columns at C3. Superimposed frontal resections impaired performance and the ultimate recovery was attributed to a positioning cue.
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Spontaneous ejaculation in rat.
Daily seminal discharges were observed when individually caged male rats were prevented from grooming the genital region orally.
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Learning and retention in monkeys after amygdala-hippocampus resection.
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Injury to the limbic system and associated structures in cats. Chronic behavioral and physiological effects.
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Bilateral resections of frontal granular cortex. Factors influencing delayed response and discrimination performance in monkeys.
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Disturbances of the maze habit following occipital cortex removals in blind monkeys.
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Differential effects of resections of somatic areas I and II in monkeys.
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Differential effects of temporal neo-cortical resections on overtrained and non-overtrained visual habits in monkeys.
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Performance of visual discriminations presented tachistoscopically in monkeys with temporal neocortical ablations.
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Immediate and chronic disturbances on the delayed response following transection of frontal granular cortex in the monkey.
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