Where and what is the right shift factor or cerebral dominance gene? A critique of Francks et al. (2007) [0.03%]
大脑优势基因在哪里？对Francks等（2007）的评论
T J Crow,J P Close,A M Dagnall et al.
T J Crow et al.
Francks et al. (2007, p. 1129) claim to have identified "The first potential genetic influence on human handedness ... and the first putative genetic effect on variability in human brain asymmetry" and a gene "that underlies much of human c...
Chris McManus,Mike Nicholls,Giorgio Vallortigara
Chris McManus
A comparison of the effects for sustained versus shifted attention on dichotic listening performance [0.03%]
持续注意力与转换注意力在双耳聆听表现上的影响比较研究
Marien Gadea,Raúl Espert
Marien Gadea
We measured the effect of two types of directed attention instructions, sustained by a verbal cue or shifted by a tone cue with different time intervals (150, 450, and 750 ms), on a consonant-vowel dichotic listening (C-V DL) test for a lar...
Comparative Study
Laterality. 2009 May;14(3):315-28. DOI:10.1080/13576500802440707 2009
Reduced language processing asymmetry in non-autistic individuals with high levels of autism traits [0.03%]
自闭症特征高分的非自闭症个体的语言处理不对称性减弱
Annukka K Lindell,Keisha Notice,Kathryn Withers
Annukka K Lindell
In the normal population the left hemisphere's predominance for language processing is well established. However, in disorders such as autism atypical patterns of hemispheric lateralisation are common. Given increasing recognition of the id...
Targeted high and low speech frequency bands to right and left ears respectively improve task performance and perceived sociability in dyadic conversations [0.03%]
高音和低音频率信号分别定向传入人脑左右半球可提升双人对话的认知表现及社交愉悦感
Stanford W Gregory Jr,Will Kalkhoff,Sarah K Harkness et al.
Stanford W Gregory Jr et al.
Past research shows that the lower nonverbal frequencies of the human voice, beneath .5 kHz, transmit an acoustic signal promoting social convergence and status accommodation between human interlocutors. We conducted a laboratory experiment...
Manual asymmetry in a complex coincidence-anticipation task: handedness and gender effects [0.03%]
繁复的巧合期待任务中的手性与性别差异的影响
Paula Cristina Rodrigues,Olga Vasconcelos,Joao Barreiros et al.
Paula Cristina Rodrigues et al.
This study investigated the effects of handedness and gender on manual asymmetry in the performance of a complex coincidence-anticipation task. Left-handed (N=63) and right-handed (N=93) undergraduate students (78 males, 78 females) were re...
Comparative Study
Laterality. 2009 Jul;14(4):395-412. DOI:10.1080/13576500802469607 2009
Handedness and depression: evidence from a large population survey [0.03%]
handedness与抑郁的相关性：一项大型人群调查的结果
Kevin Denny
Kevin Denny
There is a considerable body of research arguing for an association between psychotic disorders and atypical brain lateralisation--where non-right-handedness is usually taken as a marker for the latter. By contrast, there has been less atte...
Hand preference for sending mobile-phone text messages: associations with sex, writing hand, and throwing hand [0.03%]
手机短信发送的手偏好：与性别、书写手和投掷手的关系
Anthony Lambert,Charlene Hallett
Anthony Lambert
Hand preference for sending mobile-phone text messages ("texting") and its relationship with hand preference for other activities were investigated in a questionnaire study with 886 participants. Overall rates of both sinistrality and dextr...
Comparative Study
Laterality. 2009 Jul;14(4):329-44. DOI:10.1080/13576500802396545 2009
Post unilateral lesion response biases modulate memory: crossed double dissociation of hemispheric specialisations [0.03%]
单侧损伤后的行为偏向影响记忆：大脑半球特异性的交叉双分离现象
Claude M J Braun,Josée Delisle,Anik Guimond et al.
Claude M J Braun et al.
We propose that what appears to be hemispheric specialisation in the memory domain, as indexed by effects of unilateral brain lesions, is to a great extent explainable as response bias: left hemisphere lesions result in an omissive response...
George Grouios,Vassilia Hatzitaki,Nikolaos Kollias et al.
George Grouios et al.
This study investigated lower limb laterality for stabilising and mobilising actions in 10 right- and 10 mixed-footed participants by determining, via the Waterloo Footedness Questionnaire--Revised (WFQ-R), the preferred foot in carrying ou...