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Sex Differences in Hemisphere Preference as Assessed by a Paper-And-Pencil Test

Pierluigi Russo Brain Health Centre, Centre of Clinical Neuropsychophysiological Research, Rome, Italy
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Cristina Persegani Brain Health Centre, Centre of Clinical Neuropsychophysiological Research, Rome, Italy
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Luciana Luisa Papeschi Brain Health Centre, Centre of Clinical Neuropsychophysiological Research, Rome, Italy
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Marisa Nicolini Brain Health Centre, Centre of Clinical Neuropsychophysiological Research, Rome, Italy
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Michele Trimarchi Brain Health Centre, Centre of Clinical Neuropsychophysiological Research, Rome, Italy
Pages 29-37 | Received 19 Feb 1999, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Pierluigi Russo, Cristina Persegani, Maria Torlini, Luciana Luisa Papeschi, Michele Trimarchi & Gail Ironson. (2001) Sex Differences in EEG Correlates of a Self-reported Measure of Hemisphere Preference. International Journal of Neuroscience 106:1-2, pages 109-121.
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