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Karl Lashley came under the influence of which behavioristic giant while at Johns Hopkins University?
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John B. Watson's influence can be seen in the early work of this Psychobiologist
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Lashley's original study of brain functions (complex switchboard) was eventually proven wrong by himself and was replaced with what thought?
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At the end of his career, Karl Lashley showed that brain activity was like that described by Gestaltist psychologists. What was his original theory?
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While at McGill, Donald O. Hebb was a firm follower of this behavioristic psychology
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Pavlovian psychology was the initial school of thought for this Psychobiologist
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Roger W. Sperry found that using his split-brain preparation could help humans suffering from what severe condition?
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people suffering from severe drug-resistant, intractable epilepsy received benefit from what procedure discovered by Roger W. Sperry?
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Sperry and his colleagues discovered that each hemisphere of the brain has it's own characteristic range of?
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cognition, memory, emotion, and consciousness
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Behavioral geneticists tend toward which side of the nativism/empiricism debate?
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The belief that some thought processes or behavior patterns are strongly influenced by heredity is the Nativist argument for this branch of Psychobiology
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Sociobiology was considerably influenced by what field of study?
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Ethology influenced this area of study started by Edward Wilson.
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Biogrammar structures what human behavior in a similar way to how grammar structures our verbal behavior?
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our social behavior is structured by this Sociobiological term.
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