The idea that the entire cerebral cortex, rather than specific parts of it, was involved in complex problem solving is most closely associated with
A) Beach.
B) Carpenter.
C) Lashley.
D) Schneirla.

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Karl Lashley's research led to the principle of "mass action," suggesting that complex cognitive functions are not localized to a specific area of the cerebral cortex but rather involve the integration of activities across the entire cortex.

The Idea That the Entire Cerebral Cortex, Rather Than Specific