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Lateralized Concomitants of Human Handedness

Robert E. HicksHospital for Sick Children, Toronto
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Marcel KinsbourneHospital for Sick Children, Toronto
Pages 83-94 | Received 22 Oct 1976, Published online: 13 Aug 2013
 
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Abstract

Literature was reviewed concerning lateral asymmetries of brain and behavior in normal and pathological populations of left-and right-handers. Cerebral asymmetries of structure and function are less pronounced in left-handers as a group than in right-handers as a group, and variability is greater in left-handers.

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