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Upright and inverted faces, and housefronts, in the two visual fields: A right and a Left hemisphere contribution

John L. Bradshaw Monash University
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Meredith J. Taylor Monash University
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Kay Patterson Monash University
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Norman C. Nettleton Monash University
Pages 245-257 | Accepted 03 Oct 1980, Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Israel Nachson. (1995) On the modularity of face recognition: The riddle of domain specificity. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology 17:2, pages 256-275.
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Norman C. Nettleton & John L. Bradshaw. (1983) The effects of task, practice and sequencing upon the lateralization of semantic decisions. International Journal of Neuroscience 20:3-4, pages 265-281.
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Sarah A. Raskin, James R. Tweedy & Joan C. Borod. (1990) Effect of inversion on memory for faces in Parkinson's disease and right-hemisphere stroke patients. Journal of Communication Disorders 23:4-5, pages 303-323.
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Philip Servos & Michael Peters. (1990) A clear left hemisphere advantage for visuo-spatially based verbal categorization. Neuropsychologia 28:12, pages 1251-1260.
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R. Joseph. (1988) The right cerebral hemisphere: Emotion, music, visual-spatial skills, body-image, dreams, and awareness. Journal of Clinical Psychology 44:5, pages 630-673.
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M. A. Jeeves. 1986. Aspects of Face Processing. Aspects of Face Processing 455 509 .
Carey Glass, John L. Bradshaw, Ross H. Day & Carlo Umiltà. (1985) Familiarity, Spatial Frequency and Task Determinants in Processing Laterally Presented Representations of Faces. Cortex 21:4, pages 513-531.
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Phyllis Ross-Kossak & Gerald Turkewitz. (1984) Relationship between changes in hemispheric advantage during familiarization to faces and proficiency in facial recognition. Neuropsychologia 22:4, pages 471-477.
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Raymond Bruyer, Christian Laterre, Xavier Seron, Pierre Feyereisen, Emmanuel Strypstein, Eric Pierrard & Dominique Rectem. (1983) A case of prosopagnosia with some preserved covert remembrance of familiar faces. Brain and Cognition 2:3, pages 257-284.
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L Pizzamiglio, P Zoccolotti, A Mammucari & R Cesaroni. (1983) The independence of face identity and facial expression recognition mechanisms: Relationship to sex and cognitive style. Brain and Cognition 2:2, pages 176-188.
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Norman C Nettleton & John L Bradshaw. (1983) Name and face matching in one or two visual fields: A test of models of hemispheric specialization. Brain and Cognition 2:2, pages 103-118.
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Hadyn D. Ellis. 1983. Functions of the Right Cerebral Hemisphere. Functions of the Right Cerebral Hemisphere 33 64 .

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