Studies of Cerebral Function in Learning: 9

A groundbreaking study of the brain and its role in learning and memory, by one of the pioneers in the field of cognitive neuroscience. Lashley's experiments on rats are now considered classic examples of the methods used to investigate brain function. This book provides fascinating insights into the early days of the study of the brain.

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