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Gender and Rapid Alterations of Hemispheric Dominance during Planning [PDF]
, 2012 Background: Mental planning and carrying out a plan provoke specific cerebral hemodynamic responses. Gender aspects of hemispheric laterality using rapid cerebral hemodynamics have not been reported.
Duschek, Stefan +6 more
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, 2023 Background Cerebral dominance refers to the biological description of the brain, where one cerebral hemisphere is dominant over the other in certain cerebral functions.
Banumathi +3 more
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The role of eye-specific attention in ocular dominance plasticity
, 2022 It is well known how selective attention biases information processing in real time, but few work investigates the aftereffects of prolonged attention, let alone the underlying neural mechanisms.
Zhao, Jiaxu +3 more
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, 2013 Asymmetry indices (AI) for the FA values of the arcuate fasciculus according to cerebral language dominance are shown. Twin pairs with discordant language dominance showed reversed AIFA asymmetry.
Gjurgjica Badzakova-Trajkov (251784) +2 more
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Chromatic Perception in Relation to an Hypothesized Cerebral Dominance
, 1985 On the basis of the cerebral dominance, we have hypothesized an asymmetry (for saturation or brightness) between the two eyes in perception of chromatic stimuli. 51 subjects were tested on chromatic perception (green, red, yellow, blue).
Antonella Morelli, Vezio Ruggieri
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Stimulus rate increases lateralisation in linguistic and non-linguistic tasks measured by functional transcranial Doppler sonography. [PDF]
, 2015 Studies to date that have used fTCD to examine language lateralisation have predominantly used word or sentence generation tasks. Here we sought to further assess the sensitivity of fTCD to language lateralisation by using a metalinguistic task which ...
Woll, Bencie +9 more
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Does the ‘Torque Test’ Measure Cerebral Dominance in Adults?
, 1980 The direction of drawing a circle, labeled the ‘torque test’ (Blau, 1977), was evaluated in 74 normal adults (age 14 to 44 yr.) as a predictor of both handedness and cerebral dominance on the dichotic listening test.
Lorrie Demarest, Jack Demarest
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, 1950 1. The Nature of the Problem: Cerebral dominance and its relationship to the problems of handedness and disorders of the language function are discussed n detail, with comparisons of the theories put for - and by different authorities.2.
Lothian, M. Evelyn.
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, 1973 Two major classes of hypothesis have been advanced to account for visual laterality differences. One stresses the importance of factors in determining an attentional scanning of the stimulus traces; a second emphasizes functional differences between the
Murray J. White
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Cranial venous sinus dominance: what to expect? Analysis of 100 cerebral angiographies
, 2017 We report an analysis of the cranial venous sinuses circulation, emphasizing morphological and angiographic characteristics. Methods Data of 100 cerebral angiographies were retrospectively analyzed (p = 0.05).
Leonardo Ferraz Costa +5 more
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