Bryden, 1990 - Google Patents
Choosing sides: The left and right of the normal brain.Bryden, 1990
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- 2764631278575795389
- Author
- Bryden M
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- Canadian Psychology/Psychologie canadienne
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The currently popular view of brain organization holds that the left cerebral hemisphere controls language processes, while the right hemisphere deals with various nonverbal activities, most particularly those involving visuospatial tasks. It is argued here that a …
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