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ISSN:1357-650X

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Annukka K Lindell Annukka K Lindell
ABSTRACTHuman handedness has long been classified in binary terms, yet such categorical distinctions increasingly appear at odds with both conceptual and empirical advances in psychological research. This commentary examines some of the cha...
Nicola Bruno,Paolo D&#x;Amico,Stefano Uccelli Nicola Bruno
ABSTRACTThe healthy brain shows a hemispheric lateralization biasing attention to the left hemifield, a phenomenon known as pseudoneglect. It is currently still not clear whether this bias can be modulated by training. Football officials re...
Laura Ketter,Alain Ptito,Maximilian Augenstein et al. Laura Ketter et al.
Imitation deficits after brain damage are commonly assessed with meaningless hand positions (HP) and finger configurations (FP). Previous studies on unilateral brain damage and callosotomy individuals revealed left-hemispheric specializatio...
Cristian E Schleich,Marcelo J Kittlein,Valentina Brachetta Cristian E Schleich
Maternal stress is known to influence neurodevelopmental trajectories in offspring, potentially affecting lateralized behaviours. In this study, we investigated the effect of pre- and postnatal maternal stress on paw preference in Ctenomys ...
Matia Okubo Matia Okubo
Facial appearance plays a key role in social and political judgments, yet the mechanisms linking facial pose and emotional expression remain unclear. One robust phenomenon is a left-cheek posing bias, often attributed to asymmetries in emot...
Jingxiong Xu,Kehan Ni,Nicola E Burns et al. Jingxiong Xu et al.
Pseudoneglect, a subtle attentional bias toward the left visual field in neurologically healthy individuals, can be measured with a split-screen method in which a bright stimulus in one hemifield elicits stronger pupil constriction when it ...
Annakarina Mundorf,Sebastian Ocklenburg Annakarina Mundorf
For more than a century, handedness has served as a canonical example of functional asymmetry in humans. Traditional perspectives have largely treated handedness as a binary trait, classifying individuals as either right- or left-handed / n...
Annakarina Mundorf,Sebastian Ocklenburg Annakarina Mundorf
Rodents, particularly rats and mice, are among the principal animal models in basic and clinical neuroscience. In humans, behavioural laterality, such as handedness, has been shown to substantially influence outcomes in both experimental an...
Matthew R Longo,Raffaele Tucciarelli Matthew R Longo
Most people have a strong preference to use one hand over the other for complex motor tasks, and are more skilled at doing so, a phenomenon known as handedness. Is there also handedness for the sense of touch? This paper reports a systemati...
Gabriel Andrade,Enas Mohamed,Dalia Bedewy Gabriel Andrade
Background: Hand preference is influenced by genetic, anatomical, and environmental factors, leading to societal biases that stigmatize left-handed individuals, especially in Arab and Muslim cultures. These biases create pressures for confo...