http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/796682f73a8899c60e07650432e2be6b.pdf 47708d42bc2c57225df86d2abf4a24c9 PDF Text Text W“ m mate” om' n“, 0" a: “e, x I! ‘e swam mature: M Md." 'ene etmluletlon or the tune and the head.w1th cuteneeue etilull e ceneleteht pattern or reepanee hee been oheerved 1a which errore in perception ere Ib’. frequent an the head then on the reae. In thle fleet eltuetlon the reee 1e eeld to he dullnent over the head. the pettern or teoe dullnenhe cen he found in nah-e1 end eohleophrenle ednlte hue 1e verticalerlr evident in petleute with oreehle eentel eyndruee end in children 3 to 6 yeere or eye. rhe pattern wee eo eoneplouohe thet 1t pranpted as to etuay different etilulue ooehauetlohe in order to detehelhe whether eoneletent petterue occur for body part: other then the reee end head. The eehhod at heeelns 1n hhe preeent etudr wee elesler to theh deeorlhed prevtouely. The euhjeet wee requeeted to alone hle eyee end twh perte at the had: were teuohed eteulteneauely. he wee eehed whet he felt end to loanltee the eel-fill. Teenty heeleute with arsenlo wentel eyndehee due to altruee Meet» at the brain formed the sun group or etheote . The following pert: or the body were etudledz tece, ehoulder. head. heck. hreeet, ehdalen. aenltel eeglou. buttock, thigh end toot. All #5 peeelble ouehlnetlone between these body perks were heeted e9 the: eeeh or the ereee wee teeted 1n ouehtnetlon with every other eree. fen heehe or eeoh cuehlnetloh were done in every petlent in e tench-leed cheer. !heee included teetlnz the body ereee 1n hath hetereloeoue end haeoleterel reletlohehlpe. Flee hundred and tart: teat: or elehlteneune 0n elwulteneoue etheuletlon were done on each patient. eeoond group of 178* euhgeote eoneletlhs at 660 nereel edulte, 58! echleopheenlo edulte end she patiente with arsenic hence: eyhdrnee A �studied. the etheote in theee groove eere teeted with eiualteheoue etinnli out not in en hen: oomhinetione ee eee done in were eleo the previoue group. Only 13 or the t5 poeeihle bod: continetione were studied end different groove of petiente were need for each continetion. it leeet lo teete were done on every patient. Pertiouler ettention eel directed to the initiel reeponee. the reeponeee on eilnlteneoue teeting in ell euhjeote fell into two senerel groupe. rhe etheot either reported both eti-oli correctly or reported only one etieulue ooereotly end either did not perceive the eeoond eti-ulue (extinotion) or'nielooelieed it (diepleoeeent). rho totel number or errors in peroeption over one pert or the body ee ooeoeteo to the other part of the body in eeoh continetion eere euelyeed by etetietioel lethode. In the tiret group or 20 petiente with orgenie heeiu dieeeee teeted h: the aethod of multiple triele there were 27 oolhinetione in ehioh the difference in the mocha: of extinction end dieoleoenent in the two body perte teeted eee etetietioelly eicnirieent. this occurred in ell continetione in ehioh one or the two perte nee the reee, the genital tone (nele end tenele), or the head. In the continetione involving the teoe or the cenitel none errore ih per» oeption were more frequent in pert: or the body other then theee bod: ereee. the (poo end the genital zone ney be eeid to he dolinent to ell other ereee or the body. In combinetione involving the head there eere uooeerrore in peroeption or the head etinnlue then in en: other pelted part or the body. ‘rhe hand new be eeid to be the leeet dolinlnt are. or the body. there were four additional combinationin which dominance wee Innifeeted. !he hottook wee doniuent over the heok aha ehoulder. the breeet wee dolinent over the heck, end the heck lee douinlht over the thigh. �3. 4‘.“ in anniyuil of tho rcspensca or and accend group at pitiontn with organic Iantal nvndrunn who HUI. touted in u tingle bady ounbinatien with.» than in multiplt culbinltions ahowua a liliilr pattern. inn». unto I few important axooptionn howrvor. who race an: round to b. otvonsly dominant ever tha genital tout, the foot duuinunt over the thigh And tho buttock duninant over tho fact. .. _ they. relationuhipu wart not tpplront in in. group or patients tottod by tn. Inthod of multiple trials. Th. foregoing rcuuits that that an inns. or duubic uinuitanaaul ”manna in panama um auntie mm, swarm. the "rim part: or the bear cxhibit a infinite volttianship to on. another: fihin 1i aunitoutcd hi Vlrvins accrue or dnlinnnoc which.lay ht can~ Iidorod a: gradient 0: nonnation. it the top of en. gridiont in V ' . m «um Ian. in slightly 1.» doninnnt um the he. the mu. but in dalinnnt «var all other part: of tn. bad: and i: thnrgby tho host bad: tron in tho order of dalinanoc. it tho 9th.! 0nd of tho gradient is en. hand. In. runninins aria. at thu body tail bctuoon tho no. Ind um and an acne. mu. body pm. mud in oeubinntion Iii: «flab other failed. for tho most part, to yield differtnoos in duninuaoc’cnous than other. Th0 combinstionl in which daninanoc who Innitontod showed a tondcncy for the hulbek, than-0n. brains, and taat to ho tho mare dominant part: uni tho hack. magnifier, denim“ par:- within this firm. rand cum to be the In tun series or nanlni and nahisophrcnie adult: that. uvrc only tun «albinationl in uhieh Eh. dirrorgnoo in the number at error: men in“ between the two ptrti ati-ulatod it! statintioclly significant. duninant over eh. bruit: and the brnant wax dominant ovar tn. hind. In both instance: in. pitttrn or danintnoa in: ailiitr to that Icon in patient: with organic anneal Iyndrnnn. Th. rhea III �m mm or ammo. duomtmtod by suntan-m "Inns in flinch the no. Ind tho him! for! 2!!! at"... of I Mont the body pain hu :1» been dam-tum 1n mucosa other than than with eman- «mm. or the mean. when include nomx 01:11am 3 to 6 or m, nut-t1 adults with transient damnation or the built: an. to imam“, unamor among m «lacuna-hook therapy, in! under 7 your: . not all th- :utnum mu, ma), «noun Mult- with mum use ymine we: ombmuona have been «an: Mu. flavour, at then ammun- um have been smut! a pattern 1: atom: in mm the no. 13 the most dominant m: and flu hind the lone 60.1mm. for n the»: to «at: u. mm or 4mm“ mun, none in It appear. to b. an inherent ”turn 9: organization within the mm}. ”an“: man 1.. exaggerated in tested in than ' u «than. patient: an: u m «an. or the pram. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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