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From "The Principles of Psychology, Volume 1 (of 2)" by James, William
Ferrier
A researcher involved in the debates about the localization of function in the brain.
Core Belief
"He likely believes in the localization of function in the brain, though perhaps less rigidly than Munk."
Worldview
Ferrier sees the brain as a complex organ with specialized areas, though the boundaries may be less strict than some believe.
Personality
Ferrier is presented as a scientist with strong opinions, willing to defend his findings against criticism.
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