Dissecting pseudoneglect in real and virtual environments: effects of tool and stimulus, not distance or environment [0.03%]
真实和虚拟环境中解析伪忽视：工具和刺激的影响，而不是距离或环境的影响
Dalya Moultaka,Tifanie Bouchara,Alma Guilbert
Dalya Moultaka
Pseudoneglect is a spatial bias favoring the left side of space observed in healthy individuals, typically shown by a leftward deviation when bisecting horizontal lines. Although environmental and individual factors are known to modulate th...
Warren D TenHouten
Warren D TenHouten
Long-standing debate concerns the lateralization of emotion. Four competing views prevail: The Right-Hemisphere Model claims that all emotions are right lateralized; the Valence Model, that negative and positively-valanced emotions are righ...
The connection between handedness and the three major dimensions of personality revisited: A study among 13- to 15-year-old students in England and Wales [0.03%]
关于 handedness 和人格三大维度之间关系的重新考察——英国和威尔士中小学生的研究
Leslie J Francis,Patrick Laycock,Ursula McKenna
Leslie J Francis
ABSTRACTPrevious studies examining the connections between the Eysenckian dimensions of personality and handedness have often been limited by small samples and by the failure to take sex differences recorded on the personality scales into a...
Measurement of leg preference in 7-year-old children: The effect of task characteristics [0.03%]
任务特征对7岁儿童测腿偏好的影响
Osnat Atun-Einy,Inna Farkash
Osnat Atun-Einy
The age at which leg preference becomes clearly established in children remains debated, possibly due to inconsistent expression across task types. Leg preference was assessed in 34 right-handed 7-year-olds (53% girls) using a battery of 10...
Writing hand preference and child mental health in the general population: Findings from the Millennium Cohort Study [0.03%]
千禧年队列研究中的写手偏好与儿童心理健康状况之间的关系
Maria Sifaki,Eirini Flouri
Maria Sifaki
Non-right-handed individuals appear to face greater risks for some psychiatric disorders than those right-handed. Whether an analogous association exists in the general child population and for whom (non-right-handed, left-handed, or mixed-...
Now you see it, now you don't: representational pseudoneglect during computer maze navigation [0.03%]
时而看见，时而不见：计算机迷宫导航过程中的表征性假忽视现象
Megan L Bartlett,O Scott Gwinn,Nicole A Thomas et al.
Megan L Bartlett et al.
Pseudoneglect refers to the tendency for neurologically normal individuals to overattend to the left side of near space, which shifts to the right in far space. Such attentional asymmetries affect daily activities, such as navigation, where...
Laterality in face paintings of renaissance and cubism art styles [0.03%]
文艺复兴和立体主义艺术风格中人脸绘画的侧向性差异研究
Paulo Ventura,Francisco Cruz,Alexandre Pereira et al.
Paulo Ventura et al.
Faces have been shown to be primarily processed by the right hemisphere, such that there is an advantage in their processing when they are presented in the left portion of the visual field. In the present research, we explore face lateraliz...
Individual differences in hemispheric asymmetry for global-local processing in young and older adults [0.03%]
青年和老年人大脑半球全局-局部加工不对称性的个体差异
Haiwen Chen,Anne M Aimola Davies
Haiwen Chen
The two hemispheres of the brain demonstrate functional asymmetry for global-local processing, with global processing specialised in the right hemisphere and local processing specialised in the left hemisphere. Previous research indicates t...
Hemispheric lateralization during maintenance of verbal and visuospatial working memory [0.03%]
工作记忆维持期间的大脑半球侧向化现象——词语与视觉空间工作记忆的比较研究
Jingya Huang,Robin Gerrits,Lisa Moreel et al.
Jingya Huang et al.
Early studies separate verbal working memory (VWM) in the left hemisphere from visuospatial working memory (SWM) in the right hemisphere, but later studies found inconsistent results. Functional transcranial Doppler sonography (fTCD) offers...
Hemispheric asymmetries in the EEG: Is there an association between N1 lateralization and alpha asymmetry? [0.03%]
脑电图半球不对称性：N1侧化和alpha频段功率不对称性之间是否存在关联？
Petunia Reinke,Lisa Deneke,Sebastian Ocklenburg
Petunia Reinke
Several cognitive systems in the human brain, such as language and face processing, are organized asymmetrically. One of the primary neuroscientific methods to assess such functional hemispheric asymmetries is electroencephalography (EEG). ...