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Lesions in the nucleus posterior thalami were found to differentially affect performance of a black vs white and a stripes discrimination. Performance of a difficult brightness discrimination was more adversely affected by nucleus posterior thalami lesions than performance of an easy brightness discrimination. The findings are interpreted in terms of sensory and motivational disturbances.

Effects of nucleus posterior thalami lesions on the performance of visual discriminations