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In this study, the relative contributions of different brain regions to visual problem-solving were explored using a new test of divergent thinking. Seventy-three patients with focal brain lesions and 20 normal control subjects performed a set of matchstick problems, similar to those described by Guilford as a measure of adaptive flexibility. For each problem, subjects were to demonstrate as many...
Unilateral temporal lobectomy patients and normal control subjects were tested in a speeded naming task with pictures of living and nonliving things that were equated for name frequency, familiarity, and visual complexity. Although right temporal lobectomy patients and normal subjects performed equally well with the living relative to nonliving things, left temporal lobectomy patients were disproportionately...
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