Hemispheric Asymmetry in Neuroscience
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This cluster of papers explores the phenomenon of brain lateralization, focusing on handedness, cerebral asymmetry, language dominance, and their implications for neurodevelopmental disorders. It delves into the evolutionary aspects, genetic influences, and behavioral manifestations of brain lateralization in both humans and animals.
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hemispheric lateralization; handedness; left-handedness; laterality; right hemisphere; right-handedness; hemispheric dominance; language lateralization; dichotic listening; brain asymmetry; left hemisphere; cerebral hemispheres; left hemisphere dominance; right hemisphere dominance; interhemispheric interaction; right ear advantage; interhemispheric transfer; functional asymmetry; motor asymmetry; footedness; left hemisphere damage; motor laterality; laterality index; handedness development; split-brain
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Morton address: 38351276094172685 · morton4x16-v1
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