Lashley was able to determine that the frontal lobe cortex is more important for memories than the parietal lobe cortex.

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Lashley's research did not specifically conclude that the frontal lobe cortex is more important for memories than the parietal lobe cortex. His work focused on the concept of equipotentiality and mass action, suggesting that memory is distributed across the cortex rather than localized to specific areas.

Lashley Was Able to Determine That the Frontal Lobe Cortex