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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Cerebral dominance"”.
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A Neuropsychological Investigation of Cerebral Dominance and Dyslexia
… of dyslexla based upon the concept of incomplete cerebral domlnance. Briefly, Witelson's theory hypothesized that dyslexia occurs in those individuals whose braln functlons are not sufficiently laterally specialized in the usual manner, that is, with language or verbal processing specialized in …
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The Arts in Education: A Possible Key to Whole Brain Utilization and Positive Self-Concept
… (2) Is there a relationship between cerebral dominance and curricular involvement in the arts? If so what is the direction of that relationship? (3) Is there a relationship between cerebral dominance and self-concept? If so what is the direction of that relationship? Procedures. …
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An investigation into variations in the venous drainage pattern in brains of adolescents and adults
… on anatomical variation of the complete cerebral venous system. It is important to have an understanding of the usual drainage pattern the cerebral venous system and its anatomical variations to provide a foundation for future studies on anomalous venous structures. The extent to which …
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Divergent thinking and hemisphericity
… (1974), and hemisphericity. Hemisphericity, cerebral hemispheric dominance for language function, was assessed by a dichotic listening technique. Sex, age, hand preference, and verbal expression (assessed by a subtest of the Illinois Test of Psycholinguistic Abilities) were controlled. …
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Die verband tussen skryftaalvermoë en intelligensie : 'n diagnostiese ondersoek
… factors have a connection with literacy: cerebral dominance, neurological and motor development, visual memory, intelligence, emotional factors, reading ability, speech, child-parent association, participation in sport and other extramural activities and extramural employment of the …
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Lateralization of Emotion, Reaction Time, and Skin Conductance Responsiveness
… differences in language and visuospatial dominance. Response time was faster to emotional pictures than words. Reaction time and speeded accuracy data did not support right hemisphere hypothesis (RHH) or valence hypothesis (VH) in the expected manner. Data suggested emotion caused greater …