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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"interhemispheric communication"”.
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Interhemispheric communication during face processing
… of complex visual stimuli. Patterns of interhemispheric communication are believed to be integral to cognitive abilities yet despite this, both the circumstances under which communication takes and the nature of the information that can be communicated remain relatively poorly …
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Alternative Neuropsychological and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Measures in Multiple Sclerosis: Exploring the relation between brain lesion measured by diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging and interhemispheric communication and processing speed in multiple sclerosis
… that robust callosal damage may lead to interhemispheric transfer dysfunctions. In the first part of this thesis callosal problems in MS are explored. Damage to the corpus callosum in this patient group is subtler than in callosotomy patients. Moreover, the callosal damage strongly varies …
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Individual Differences in Emotional Awareness and the Lateralized Processing of Emotion
Right hemisphere dysfunction as well as an interhemispheric deficit were indicated by the behavior of early attentional (P100) and later semantic (N400, P300) components in the High Alexithymic (HA) group. Many of these effects were emotion-specific, but some were not. A P100 selective attention …
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Neurology of Attention: Interhemispheric Processing Modulates Attention in the Stroop Task
These data argue that interhemispheric communication helps modulate processing during increased attentional demand. The data suggest that interhemispheric processing (1) is not a static, but instead varies with task demands, (2) produces non-random responses to attentional demands, and (3) is a …
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Variability in bimanual coordination across the continuum of handedness.
… an essential human function requiring efficient interhemispheric communication to produce coordinated movements. Motor deficits affect a variety of clinical populations, yet a complete understanding of bimanual coordination has yet to be achieved. Previous research suggests performance …
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Divergent thinking and hemisphericity
… of the corpus callosum which may contribute to interhemispheric communication. Further discussion acknowledged that with an increase in age and cognitive growth comes the ability to better use both cerebral hemispheres. Several limitations were considered in the discussion of the results of this …