نتایج جستجو برای: left brain dominance

تعداد نتایج: 767793  

Journal: :Spatial vision 2007
James A Schirillo

In 64% of Rembrandt's female portraits the poser's left-cheek faces the viewer. However, this occurs in only 33% of his male portraits. This asymmetry is consistent with viewers rating Rembrandt's left-cheeked male portraits as likely to be avoided, which may reflect that aggressive displays of dominance are governed by the contralateral right-hemisphere, while rating left-cheeked female faces ...

Journal: :Neuropsychologia 2015
Pierre Petitet MaryAnn P. Noonan Holly Bridge Jill X. O’Reilly Jacinta O’Shea

Theoretical models of visual neglect and extinction entail claims about the normal functioning of attention and parietal cortex in the healthy brain: (1) 'pseudoneglect', a commonly observed attentional bias towards left space, reflects the greater dominance of parietal cortex activity of the right versus left hemisphere; (2) the capacity to distribute attention bilaterally depends causally on ...

Journal: :Current Biology 2000
Onur Güntürkün Bettina Diekamp Martina Manns Frank Nottelmann Helmut Prior Ariane Schwarz Martina Skiba

Functional cerebral asymmetries, once thought to be exclusively human, are now accepted to be a widespread principle of brain organization in vertebrates [1]. The prevalence of lateralization makes it likely that it has some major advantage. Until now, however, conclusive evidence has been lacking. To analyze the relation between the extent of cerebral asymmetry and the degree of performance in...

2010
Jiri Tichy Jaromir Belacek

The purpose of our study was to ascertain the degree of correlation between handedness and physiological neocerebellar extinction syndrome demonstrable on the side contra lateral to the dominant upper extremity. Using the Edinburgh questionnaire and other tests for “handedness”, we examined 221 healthy 9–11-year old schoolchildren for handuse preference. To test their handedness the following 6...

Journal: :Lancet 2002
Martin Sommer Martin A Koch Walter Paulus Cornelius Weiller Christian Büchel

BACKGROUND The neuronal basis of persistent developmental stuttering is unknown. The disorder could be related to a reduced left hemisphere dominance, which functional neuroimaging data suggest might lead to right hemispheric motor and premotor overactivation. Alternatively, the core deficit underlying stuttering might be located in the speech-dominant left hemisphere. Furthermore, magnetoencep...

2012
Parviz Birjandi Seyyed Hassan Seyyedrezaei

Although lateralization for language functions gives the sheer authority of language centers and control to the left hemisphere, there is a strong debate among the specialists regarding which hemisphere has the responsibility for language. There is not a complete meeting ground among the scholars on the roles of each hemisphere in language processes either. The recent studies including the adva...

Journal: :Journal of neurosurgery 2011
Edward F Chang Doris D Wang David W Perry Nicholas M Barbaro Mitchel S Berger

OBJECT Language dominance in the right hemisphere is rare. Therefore, the organization of essential language sites in the dominant right hemisphere is unclear, especially compared with cases involving the more prevalent left dominant hemisphere. METHODS The authors reviewed the medical records of 15 patients who underwent awake craniotomy for tumor or epilepsy surgery and speech mapping of ri...

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