Karl Lashley
Psychologist and behaviorist, engram theory
Born
June 7th, 1890
134 years ago
Died
1958
67 years ago — 68 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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Contributions focused on understanding the neurological basis of learning and memory. Formulated the concept of engrams, which are physical traces of memory in the brain. Conducted research on brain lesions and their effects on behavior. Proposed that memories are not located in specific areas but distributed across multiple regions of the brain. His work laid foundational aspects for future studies in neuropsychology and behaviorism.
Developed the theory of engrams
Conducted pioneering research on memory
Investigated learning processes in animals
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