1931
DOI: 10.1001/archneurpsyc.1931.02230090133009
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Forced Grasping and Groping

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“…The effect of Area 6 lesions on reflexive grasping was noted in monkeys by Richter and Hines (1932) and has been confirmed by Fulton, Jacobsen, and Kennard (1932); Penfield and Welch (1951); Travis (1955); Denny-Brown (1966);and Goldberger (1972). Observations of this in human patients are abundant (Addie & Critchley, 1927;Freeman & Crosby, 1929;Davis & Currier, 1931;Walshe, Robertson & Graeme, 1933;Kennard, Viets & Fulton, 1934;Penfield &Jasper, 1954;Luria, 1973).…”
Section: Retrieval Of a Contiguous Object Indirect Line Of Reachmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…The effect of Area 6 lesions on reflexive grasping was noted in monkeys by Richter and Hines (1932) and has been confirmed by Fulton, Jacobsen, and Kennard (1932); Penfield and Welch (1951); Travis (1955); Denny-Brown (1966);and Goldberger (1972). Observations of this in human patients are abundant (Addie & Critchley, 1927;Freeman & Crosby, 1929;Davis & Currier, 1931;Walshe, Robertson & Graeme, 1933;Kennard, Viets & Fulton, 1934;Penfield &Jasper, 1954;Luria, 1973).…”
Section: Retrieval Of a Contiguous Object Indirect Line Of Reachmentioning
confidence: 76%