Paul Grobstein

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Directed movement in the frog: a closer look at a central representation of spatial location

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1991 .

Information processing styles and strategies: Directed movement, neural networks, space and individuality

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1992 .

Frog Prey Capture Behavior: Between Sensory Maps and Directed Motor Output

Christopher Comer, Paul Grobstein, Sandra K. Kostyk, 1983 .

Organization in the Sensorimotor Interface: A Case Study with Increased Resolution

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1989 .

The Effects of Telencephalic Lesions on Visually Mediated Prey Orienting Behavior in the Leopard Frog (Rana pipiens)

Paul Patton, Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1998, Brain, Behavior and Evolution.

Directed movement in the frog: motor choice, spatial representation, free will?

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1992 .

Prey acquisition in atectal frogs

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, C. Comer, 1978, Brain Research.

Emergent pedagogy: learning to enjoy the uncontrollable—and make it productive

Doug Blank, Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 2007 .

Revisiting Science in Culture: Science as Story Telling and Story Revising.

Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 2005 .

Visual orienting deficits in frogs with various unilateral lesions

Paul Grobstein, Sandra K. Kostyk, P. Grobstein, 1982, Behavioural Brain Research.

A crossed isthmo-tectal projection inRana pipiens and its involvement in the ipsilateral visuotectal projection

Steven M. Archer, Paul Grobstein, P. Grobstein, 1978, Brain Research.