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English: Reflex currents in the young human brain, with cerebral processing.
Fig. 4.—The dotted lines stand for afferent paths, the broken lines for paths between the centres; the entire lines for efferent paths. From the first edition of The Principles of Psychology by William James (1890), vol. I, page 25. |
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| Author | William James |
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