Titlebook: Individual Differences in Hemispheric Specialization; A. Glass Conference proceedings 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 F

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Individual Differences in Hemispheric Specialization: Sources and Measurement For example, we may include factors such as those listed in Table 1 in any particular study, and, of course, the list can be expanded at will. Although the factors must, for reasons of statistical analysis, be applied to groups of subjects, we often study them not because we are interested in group

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Is Cerebral Lateralization a Graded or a Discrete Characteristic?tween the members of such pairs leads us to expect that they will have similar or even identical functions. This expectation is born out in fact, although some mechanisms of depth perception and sound localization demand that both eyes and both ears are respectively operative. At the level of . anat

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Individual Differences in the Asymmetry of Alpha Activation Ornstein, 1972a & b; Glass and Butler, 1973; Butler and Glass, 1974). The effect was attributed to the activation of lateralised mechanisms serving language and ‘visuospatial’ functions and was therefore perceived as a non-invasive method of investigating hemispheric specialisation. It has recently

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Longitudinal Auditory Evoked Responses and the Development of Languagelationship of hemispheric specialization, cerebral lateralization and language development have been explored by researchers utilizing a variety of methodologies. One methodology that has produced promising results involves the use of auditory evoked response (AER) techniques, AERs refers to the por