Titlebook: Duality and Unity of the Brain; Unified Functioning David Ottoson Book 1987 The Wenner-Gren Center 1987 brain.duality.Unity

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Normal Variation in Human Brain Organization: Relation to Handedness, Sex and Cognitive Abilities be resolved by taking other characteristics of the individual into account. The most interesting implications of this evidence go beyond the question of mere handedness effects. It turns out that we may have been operating under overly restrictive assumptions about the functional structure of the “normal” brain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-95687-5n psychophysiological indices. I shall then discuss the use of these paradigms in experiments employing lateralized stimulus presentations. The paper will conclude with the presentation of data obtained by my colleagues and me in a recently completed set of experiments.

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Margaret Aringo,Caroline Kinuu Kimathiinger, 1962; Mandler, 1975) producing the impression that each emotion differs in feeling. Even more recently, Ekman et al.(1983) have revisited the specific autonomic arousal hypothesis, showing that different facial emotional expressions are associated with distinct patterns of autonomic activity.

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Spontaneous Drawing in an Unselected Sample of Patients with Unilateral Cerebral Damagea high incidence of poor drawings, but this was much less true in the right hemisphere. It appears that drawing/constructional ability is more diffusely organized in the right hemisphere than in the left.

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Mechanisms of Brain Asymmetry: New Evidence and Hypotheseset al., 1975; Witelson and Pallie, 1973). Asymmetries in cytoarchitectonic area Tpt (which is located mostly within the planum temporale) are correlated strongly with planum temporale asymmetry and can be as much as 620% larger in the left hemisphere (Galaburda et al., 1978a). Cytoarchitectonic area

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The Evolution of Handedness in Primatesimple reaching, in laboratory situations; and there is strong evidence in one study (Beck and Barton, 1972) of a right hand preference for complex manipulative acts. In this study, the left hand reaching preference and the right hand manipulative preference were observed in the same animals. The lef