Margaret Kennard

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Margaret Kennard is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Bryn Mawr College, University of British Columbia, Cornell University, New York University

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According to Wikipedia, Margaret Alice Kennard was a neurologist who principally studied the effects of neurological damage on primates. Her work led to the creation of the Kennard Principle, which posits a negative linear relationship between age of a brain lesion and the outcome expectancy: in other words, that the earlier in life a brain lesion occurs, the more likely it is for some compensation mechanism to reverse at least some of the lesion's bad effects.

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Age and other factors in motor recovery from precentral lesions in monkeys. (1936) (399)
REORGANIZATION OF MOTOR FUNCTION IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX OF MONKEYS DEPRIVED OF MOTOR AND PREMOTOR AREAS IN INFANCY (1938) (265)
CORTICAL REORGANIZATION OF MOTOR FUNCTION: STUDIES ON SERIES OF MONKEYS OF VARIOUS AGES FROM INFANCY TO MATURITY (1942) (247)
RELATION OF AGE TO MOTOR IMPAIRMENT IN MAN AND IN SUBHUMAN PRIMATES (1940) (189)
Value of equivocal signs in neurologic diagnosis (1960) (147)
FORCED CIRCLING IN MONKEYS FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE FRONTAL LOBES (1938) (115)
ALTERATIONS IN RESPONSE TO VISUAL STIMULI FOLLOWING LESIONS OF FRONTAL LOBE IN MONKEYS (1939) (102)
THE SYNDROME OF THE PREMOTOR CORTEX IN MAN: IMPAIRMENT OF SKILLED MOVEMENTS, FORCED GRASPING, SPASTICITY, AND VASOMOTOR DISTURBANCE (1934) (75)
A NOTE CONCERNING THE RELATION OF THE FRONTAL LOBES TO POSTURE AND FORCED GRASPING IN MONKEYS (1932) (70)
A longitudinal study of electroencephalographic frequency patterns in mental hospital patients and normal controls. (1957) (65)
The use of frequency analysis in the interpretation of the EEGs of patients with psychological disorders. (1955) (58)
EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BASAL GANGLIA IN MONKEYS AND CHIMPANZEES (1944) (57)
VASOMOTOR DISTURBANCES RESULTING FROM CORTICAL LESIONS (1935) (52)
Section of corpus callosum in experimental epilepsy in the monkey. (1950) (50)
THE EFFECT OF ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS ON RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FOLLOWING CEREBRAL CORTICAL LESIONS (1945) (47)
THE CINGULATE GYRUS IN RELATION TO CONSCIOUSNESS (1955) (45)
Effect of Cholinergic Drugs on Recovery of Function Following Lesions of the Central Nervous System in Monkeys * (1942) (43)
Effect of bilateral ablation of cingulate area on behaviour of cats. (1955) (39)
THE LOCALIZING SIGNIFICANCE OF SPASTICITY, REFLEX GRASPING, AND THE SIGNS OF BABINSKI AND ROSSOLIMO (1933) (39)
EFFECTS ON EEG OF CHRONIC LESIONS OF BASAL GANGLIA, THALAMUS AND HYPOTHALAMUS OF MONKEYS (1943) (37)
Focal Autonomic Representation in the Cortex and its Relation to Sham Rage (1945) (37)
Abnormal Findings in 246 Consecutive Autopsies on Monkeys * (1941) (36)
CORTICOSPINAL FIBERS ARISING IN THE PREMOTOR AREA OF THE MONKEY: AS DEMONSTRATED BY THE MARCHI METHOD (1935) (32)
A study of the electroencephalogram as related to personality structure in a group of inmates of a state penitentiary. (1953) (27)
REACTIONS OF MONKEYS OF VARIOUS AGES TO PARTIAL AND COMPLETE DECORTICATION (1944) (27)
STUDIES OF MOTOR PERFORMANCE AFTER PARIETAL ABLATIONS IN MONKEYS (1940) (27)
EFFECT ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF LESIONS OF CEREBRAL CORTEX AND BASAL GANGLIA IN MACACA MULATTA (1942) (26)
VASOMOTOR REPRESENTATION IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX. (1934) (25)
MOTOR RESPONSE TO STIMULATION OF CEREBRAL CORTEX IN ABSENCE OF AREAS 4 AND 6 (MACACA MULATTA) (1943) (24)
CHANGES IN NORMAL ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF MACACA MULATTA WITH GROWTH (1942) (23)
The abnormal electroencephalogram as related to reading disability in children with disorders of behaviour. (1952) (22)
RELATION OF CEREBRAL CORTEX TO SPASTICITY AND FLACCIDITY (1944) (22)
WEIGHTS OF BRAINS AND ORGANS OF 132 NEW AND OLD WORLD MONKEYS1 (1941) (22)
The Electroencephalogram in Psychological Disorders: A Review (1953) (22)
FINDINGS AT AUTOPSIES OF SEVENTY ANTHROPOID APES1 (1941) (21)
HYPERACTIVITY IN MONKEYS FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE FRONTAL LOBES (1941) (20)
THE RELATION OF SUBCUTANEOUS FOCAL SENSITIVITY TO REFERRED PAIN OF CARDIAC ORIGIN (1955) (20)
Inheritance of Electroencephalogram Patterns in Children with Behavior Disorders (1949) (19)
FINDINGS IN 216 ROUTINE AUTOPSIES OF MACACA MULATTA1 (1941) (19)
The responses to painful stimuli of patients with severe chronic painful conditions. (1952) (17)
A CUTANEOUS TEST FOR TUBERCULOSIS IN PRIMATES. (1939) (17)
Chronic focal hyperirritability of sensory nervous system in cats. (1950) (17)
The characteristics of thought disturbances as related to electroencephalographic findings in children and adolescents. (1959) (16)
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF DECORTICATE MONKEYS (1943) (15)
Tuberculosis and Tuberculin Tests in Subhuman Primates * (1941) (15)
Significance of changes in electroencephalogram which result from shock therapy. (1948) (14)
Sensitization of the spinal cord of the cat to pain-inducing stimuli. (1953) (14)
THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM AND DISORDERS OF BEHAVIOR: A Review (1956) (13)
Some Biochemical and Electroencephalographic Changes in Delirium Tremens (1945) (13)
Autonomic representation in the cerebral cortex. (1934) (13)
EFFECTS OF ANESTHESIA ON THE BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE HYPOTHALAMUS (1940) (12)
COMPARATIVE STUDIES BETWEEN SYNOVIAL FLUID AND PLASMA (1926) (12)
Autonomic Interrelations with the Somatic Nervous System* (1947) (11)
The Cortical Influence on the Autonomic Nervous System (1937) (10)
Lane Medical Lectures: The Lymphatic System. Its Part in Regulating Composition and Volume of Tissue Fluid (1942) (9)
Sleep, consciousness, and the alpha electroencephalographic rhythm. (1958) (9)
THE FRIGHT REACTION AFTER SECTION OF THE FACIAL, TRIGEMINAL AND CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC NERVES (1938) (9)
The Housing, Care, and Surgical Handling of Laboratory Primates * (1946) (9)
Effect of Temporal Pole Ablations on Epileptic Tendencies of Monkeys (1957) (9)
Epileptic Tendencies of the Normal Monkey (1956) (9)
THE INFLUENCE OF EPHEDRINE SULPHATE ON THE REFLEXES OF SPINAL MONKEYS (1933) (8)
Factor of aggression as related to the electroencephalogram. (1956) (7)
Precentral motor cortical ablation in experimental epilepsy in the monkey. (1950) (5)
Effect of frontal lobectomy on blood sugars of normal cats and monkeys and adrenal denervated cats. (1947) (5)
Animal calorimetry. 42. The respiratory metabolism of exercise and recovery in depancreatized dogs. (1932) (4)
Paralysis in Flexion and Tremor in the Monkey Following Cortical Ablations (1944) (4)
EEG abnormality in first grade children with "soft" neurological signs. (1969) (4)
Paroxysmal Behavior and its EEG Correlates (1959) (3)
EXCITABILITY OF CEREBRAL CORTEX IN INFANT MACACA MULATTA (1942) (3)
Personality correlates of electroencephalographic patterns: Rorschach findings. (1955) (3)
Effect on Temporal Lobe Syndrome of Lesions Elsewhere in the Cerebral Cortex of Monkeys † (1955) (2)
The EEG qualities in a group of young adult hospitalized psychiatric patients. (1965) (2)
Factors affecting the electroencephalogram in children and adolescents. (1948) (2)
The Somatic Functions of the Nervous System (1945) (1)
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF FRONTAL POLE IN MONKEY AND CHIMPANZEE (1944) (1)
An Interphase Analyzer of the Electroencephalogram. (1947) (1)
A Study of the Relationship between Teachers' Perceptions of Self-Actualization Needs and Their Perceptions of Satisfaction with the Teaching Profession (1983) (1)
The influence of amplification on the interpretation of EEG phenomena. (1954) (1)
Glucose excretion after exercise in experimental diabetes. (1935) (1)
Relation of the Frontal Lobes to Posture and Forced Grasping in Monkeys (1933) (1)
Manual of Psychological Medicine (1945) (1)
Threshold of visual recognition and its relation to harmonic EEG response to flicker. (1957) (1)
Corpus callosum section in experimental epilepsy in the monkey. (1948) (0)
Psychopathology and the concept of humanity on aging. (1948) (0)
Ollgophrenia—mental deficiency in children: M. S. Pevsner (Consultants Bureau, New York, 1962, 406 p., $15.00) (1965) (0)
The pattern of subcutaneous sensitive areas as related to pain of thoracic visceral origin. (1950) (0)
The value of the electroencephalogram as an index of generalized cortical activity. (1948) (0)
The Effect of Ephedrine Sulphate on the Reflexes of Spinal Monkeys (1934) (0)
Factors affecting the electroencephalograms of children and adolescents. (1950) (0)
An Interphase Analyzer of the Electroencephalogram (1947) (0)
The epileptogenic tendency of the normal Rhesus cortex and its chronic potentiation by cortical ablations. (1956) (0)
Chronic experimental hyperalgesia in cats. (1950) (0)
EFFECTS ON ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM OF LESIONS OF CEREBRAL CORTEX AND BASAL GANGLIA IN MACACA MULATTA (1944) (0)
Effect on EEC of Chronic Subcortical Lesions in Monkeys (1944) (0)

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