To normalize or not to normalize for overall size?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (3):327-328 (1998)
| Abstract | I discuss Fitch & Denenberg's argument that no correction for brain size is needed when assessing callosal size. Morphometric criteria may not be sufficient to determine whether corrections are needed. Functional studies of callosal transfer will ultimately specify whether corrections for size are necessary in each case. | |||||||||
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