cerebral dominance

He also carried out a program of studies on cerebral dominance.

Satz concluded that cerebral dominance for language is established before the age of five.

Cerebral dominance or specialization has been studied in relation to a variety of human functions.

Foreign accents, language acquisition, and cerebral dominance.

It is widely used as it is a non-invasive method of testing cerebral dominance.

Kinsbourne (1970) proposed a modification of the cerebral dominance model to explain tachistoscopic hemifield asymmetries.

Finger S, Roe D. Gustave Dax and the early history of cerebral dominance.

The Temporal Lobe Theory and Other Contributions of an Overlooked Figure in the History of Language and Cerebral Dominance.

Cerebral dominance theories (in the stutterer, no cerebral hemisphere takes the neurological lead) and theories of perseveration (neurological "skipping record" of sorts) are both Breakdown theories.

This cerebral dominance hypothesis is able to explain the results of an experiment by Barton, Goodglass and Shai (1965) who presented three-letter words in a vertical orientation so as to minimise putative scanning mechanisms.

The first attempt to assess cerebral dominance for language in a group of non-right handed patients appears to have been that of Pratt, Warrington and Halliday (1971) who tested 12 right handers and 12 so-called left handers.

This is particularly the case for damage to the left hemisphere of the brain; and this led to the concept of cerebral dominance: the idea that the left hemisphere dominated the right as far as their contributions to cognitive processing were concerned.

Lesion studies have their own problems of interpretation, while other methods which might conceivably be used to establish cerebral dominance, such as dichaptic stimulation and the dual-task technique, have not been validated nor widely adopted in experiments with large numbers of left handers.