R. Glassman

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Cutaneous discrimination and motor control following somatosensory cortical ablations.

R. Glassman, 1970, Physiology & behavior.

A working memory “theory of relativity”: elasticity in temporal, spatial, and modality dimensions conserves item capacity in radial maze, verbal tasks, and other cognition

R. Glassman, Robert B Glassman, 1999, Brain Research Bulletin.

Persistence and loose coupling in living systems

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, 1973 .

An hypothesis about redundancy and reliability in the brains of higher species: Analogies with genes, internal organs, and engineering systems

R. Glassman, 1987, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews.

How Can So Little Brain Hold So Much Knowledge? Applicability of the Principle of Natural Selection to Mental Processes

R. Glassman, 1977 .

Recovery following sensorimotor cortical damage: evoked potentials, brain stimulation and motor control.

R. Glassman, 1971, Experimental neurology.

Spatial working memory score of humans in a large radial maze, similar to published score of rats, implies capacity close to the magical number 7 ± 2

R. Glassman, Kimberly J. Garvey, Kimberly M. Elkins, 1994, Brain Research Bulletin.

Topology and graph theory applied to cortical anatomy may help explain working memory capacity for three or four simultaneous items

R. Glassman, 2003, Brain Research Bulletin.

Hypothesized neural dynamics of working memory: several chunks might be marked simultaneously by harmonic frequencies within an octave band of brain waves

R. Glassman, 1999, Brain Research Bulletin.

A “Theory of relativity” for cognitive elasticity of time and modality dimensions supporting constant working memory capacity: Involvement of harmonics among ultradian clocks?

R. Glassman, 2000, Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry.

A Sociobiological Examination of Management Theory Z

R. Glassman, 1984 .

Psychology of Science/Theology of Science: Reaching Out or Narrowing?

R. Glassman, 2007 .

Prefrontal lesions and cutaneous responsiveness of cats: Learned discrimination, delayed-response, orientation-localization, and transfer

R. Glassman, H. Glassman, Doris E. Cook, 1981, Physiology & Behavior.

Oral dyskinesia in brain-damaged rats withdrawn from a neuroleptic: Implication for models of tardive dyskinesia

R. Glassman, H. Glassman, 2004, Psychopharmacology.

Linking features in dimensions of mind and brain

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, 1985, Behavioral and Brain Sciences.

Does the brain actively maintain itself?

R B Glassman, B L Malamut, R. Glassman, 1977, Bio Systems.

Dissociation of vertical and horizontal components of somesthetic orientation-localization during recovery from cortical damage: Implication regarding central associative functions

R. Glassman, 1983 .

The Alternative Splicing of ApoER 2 in Alzheimer ’ s Disease

Kate E. McCaffrey, Dawn N. Abt, R. Glassman, 2013 .

LAKE FOREST COLLEGE Senior Thesis The Developmental Disruptions of Ventral Hippocampal PV-Positive Interneurons by Early Adolescent Drug Exposure by

R. Glassman, V. Bonitz, S. Debburman, 2014 .

COGNITIVE THEISM: SOURCES OF ACCOMMODATION BETWEEN SECULARISM AND RELIGION

R. Glassman, 1996 .

Human working memory capacity is 7 ± 2 in a radial maze with distracting interruption: possible implication for neural mechanisms of declarative and implicit long-term memory

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, Kimberly M. Leniek, 1998, Brain Research Bulletin.

Theoretical Note Parsimony in neural representations: Generalization of a model of spatial orientation ability

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, 1985 .

ABUNDANT NATURE'S LONG-TERM OPENNESS TO HUMANE BIOCULTURAL DESIGNS

R. Glassman, 2009 .

Human performance with a seventeen-arm radial maze analog

R. Glassman, R.Corey O'connor, 1993, Brain Research Bulletin.

Gradual increase in self-stimulation response rates: Effect of electrode loci

R. Glassman, David C. Douglin, 1979 .

The Logic of the Lesion Experiment and Its Role in the Neural Sciences

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, 1978 .

A neural systems theory of schizophrenia and tardive dyskinesia.

R. Glassman, 1976, Behavioral science.

Selection processes in living systems: role in cognitive construction and recovery from brain damage.

R. Glassman, 1974, Behavioral science.

Distribution of somatosensory and motor behavioral function in cat's frontal cortex

R. Glassman, H. Glassman, 1977, Physiology & Behavior.

Discrimination of passively received kinesthetic stimuli following sensorimotor cortical ablations in cats.

R. Glassman, 1971, Physiology & behavior.

David Hartley's Neural Vibrations and Psychological Associations

R. Glassman, H. Buckingham, 2007 .

Contralateral and ipsilateral transfer of a cutaneous discrimination in normal and callosum-sectioned cats.

R. Glassman, 1970, Journal of comparative and physiological psychology.

The epic of personal development and the mystery of small working memory

R. Glassman, 2005 .

Green beards and kindred spirits: A preliminary mathematical model of altruism toward nonkin who bear similarities to the giver

Edward W. Packel, E. Packel, R. Glassman, 1986 .

Somesthetic effects of damage to cats' ventrobasal complex, medial lemniscus or posterior group

R. Glassman, H. Glassman, J. E. Goodman, 1975, Experimental Neurology.

R. Glassman, 1973, Brain research.

Neural Spare Capacity and the Concept of Diaschisis

R. Glassman, Aaron Smith, 1988 .

Letters to the Editor. Neural Basis of Shape Constancy.

Robert B. Glassman, R. Glassman, 1975 .

Recovery from electroencephalographic slowing and reduced evoked potentials after somatosensory cortical damage in cats.

R. Glassman, Barbara L. Malamut, 1976, Behavioral biology.

AN EVOLUTIONARY HYPOTHESIS ABOUT TEACHING AND PROSELYTIZING BEHAVIORS

R. Glassman, 1980 .

Determinants of conglomerate stock market prices

R. Glassman, 1970 .