the frontal lobe is the part of brain that is responsible for complex thinking.
what part of brain is responsible for complex thinking?
the frontal lobe
as the frontal lobes had been the object of scientific inquiry and speculation since the late 19th century, fulton's contribution, while it may have functioned as source of intellectual support, is of itself unnecessary and inadequate as an explanation of moniz's resolution to operate on this section of the brain. under an evolutionary and hierarchical model of brain development it had been hypothesized that those regions associated with more recent development, such as the mammalian brain and, most especially, the frontal lobes, were responsible for more complex cognitive functions. however, this theoretical formulation found little laboratory support, as 19th century experimentation found no significant change in animal behaviour following surgical removal or electrical stimulation of the frontal lobes. this picture of the so-called "silent lobe" changed in the period after world war i with the production of clinical reports of ex-servicemen who had suffered brain trauma. the refinement of neurosurgical techniques also facilitated increasing attempts to remove brain tumours, treat focal epilepsy in humans and led to more precise experimental neurosurgery in animal studies. cases were reported where mental symptoms were alleviated following the surgical removal of diseased or damaged brain tissue. the accumulation of medical case studies on behavioural changes following damage to the frontal lobes led to the formulation of the concept of "witzelsucht", which designated a neurological condition characterised by a certain hilarity and childishness in the afflicted. the picture of frontal lobe function that emerged from these studies was complicated by the observation that neurological deficits attendant on damage to a single lobe might be compensated for if the opposite lobe remained intact. in 1922, the italian neurologist leonardo bianchi published a detailed report on the results of bilateral lobectomies in animals that supported the contention that the frontal lobes were both integral to intellectual function and that their removal led to the disintegration of the subject's personality. this work, while influential, was not without its critics due to deficiencies in experimental design.
lobotomy
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the term "arcade game" is also used to refer to an action video game that was designed to play similarly to an arcade game with frantic, addictive gameplay. the focus of arcade action games is on the user's reflexes, and the games usually feature very little puzzle-solving, complex thinking, or strategy skills. games with complex thinking are called strategy video games or puzzle video games.





























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