Abstract — Changes in the spectral power (SP) of electroencephalogram (EEG) ?-band and heart rate variability (HRV) were studied subjects with right left motor dominance profiles during imaginary real flexion feet. During implementation tasks, a pronounced desynchronization ?-rhythm frontal central leads its less significant changes parietal occipital zones both hemispheres revealed. The peculi...

in rabbits, especially in some races, limb movement disorder called splay legs, are mostly unilateral or bilateral in front or hind legs at an early age. the severity ranges from mild to severe in this case. in breeding colony of albino dutch laboratory rabbits, the splay leg disorder has been observed over the years permanently.within the scope of this research, 1.5-2.5% of 700-750 number of c...

background: hemodialysis, as the main remedy of chronic renal failure, can cause mental problems among patients receiving this treatment. these clients face depression because of being treated long-term and invasive therapeutically methods. materials and methods: this is a descriptive-analytical study in which 171 patients receiving hemodialysis. they were divided in to those ones suffering fro...

New approaches to the study of ocular dominance development, a model system for the development of neural architecture, indicate that eye-specific columns in primary visual cortex emerge substantially before the onset of the critical period, during which neural connections can be altered by visual experience. The timing, speed and specificity of column emergence implicate molecular patterning m...

The Rawlsian perspective on social policy pays particular attention to the least advantaged members of society, but how should “the least advantaged” be identified? The concept of deprivation dominance operationalizes in part the Rawlsian evaluation of the welfare of the least advantaged members of society, but a statistical procedure for testing deprivation dominance is needed. In this paper, ...

Five studies tested whether intergroup contact reduces negative outgroup attitudes through a process of ingroup distancing. Based on the deprovincialization hypothesis and Social Dominance Theory, we hypothesized that the indirect effect of cross-group friendship on outgroup attitudes via reduced ingroup identification is moderated by individuals' Social Dominance Orientation (SDO), and occurs ...

Segregation and stabilization of thalamocortical afferents to eye-specific patches, so-called "ocular dominance (OD) columns," in visual cortex are hypothesized to be based on activity-dependent competition for trophic factors such as brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) between afferents representing the two eyes during the critical period of postnatal development. To test this hypothesis ...

There has been a long-standing debate on the complex correlation between the development of human hand preference and brain lateralization. Handedness, used as a proxy for cerebral lateralization, is a topic of considerable importance because of its potential to reveal the mechanisms of the underlying pathophysiology of problems related to brain development or cognitive systems. Twin studies, w...

Phil Bryden was a seminal figure in the development of the field of cerebral lateralization in the last half of the twentieth century, and a founding editor of this journal. Here his founding co-editors reminisce about their friend and colleague, and reflect on his wide-ranging influence in the field and in their own careers.