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Cognitive task influence on relative hemispheric motor control: Mouth asymmetry and lateral eye movements

Frank Wyler University of Zürich,
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Roger Graves University of Victoria,
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Theodor Landis University Hospital of Zürich,
Pages 105-116 | Accepted 10 Mar 1986, Published online: 04 Jan 2008

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Paraskevi Argyriou, Sarah Byfield & Sotaro Kita. (2015) Semantics is crucial for the right-hemisphere involvement in metaphor processing: Evidence from mouth asymmetry during speaking. Laterality 20:2, pages 191-210.
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Chris Code, Michelle Lincoln & Rebekah Dredge. (2005) Asymmetries in mouth opening during word generation in male stuttering and non-stuttering participants. Laterality 10:5, pages 471-486.
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Andrea Cadalbert, Theodor Landis, Marianne Regard & RogerE. Graves. (1994) Singing with and without words: Hemispheric asymmetries in motor control. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology 16:5, pages 664-670.
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StefanoF. Cappa & Giuseppe Vallar. (1992) The role of the left and right hemispheres in recovery from aphasia. Aphasiology 6:4, pages 359-372.
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Roger Graves & Theodor Landis. (1990) Asymmetry in Mouth Opening During Different Speech Tasks. International Journal of Psychology 25:2, pages 179-189.
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Steve Charlton, Paul Bakan & Marlene Moretti. (1989) Conjugate Lateral Eye Movements: A Second Look. International Journal of Neuroscience 48:1-2, pages 1-18.
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Ronan Boulic, Junghyun Ahn, Stéphane Gobron, Nan Wang, Quentin Silvestre & Daniel Thalmann. 2017. Cyberemotions. Cyberemotions 255 278 .
Junghyun Ahn, Stephane Gobron, Daniel Thalmann & Ronan Boulic. (2013) Asymmetric facial expressions: revealing richer emotions for embodied conversational agents. Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds 24:6, pages 539-551.
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Emese Nagy. (2012) From symmetry to asymmetry? The development of smile. Cortex 48:8, pages 1064-1067.
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Vicky V. Tarantili, Demetrios J. Halazonetis & Meropi N. Spyropoulos. (2005) The spontaneous smile in dynamic motion. American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics 128:1, pages 8-15.
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Markus Hausmann, Simone BEHRENDT-KÖRBITZ, Heike Kautz, Christina Lamm, Frauke Radelt & Onur GÜNTÜRKÜN. (1998) Sex differences in oral asymmetries during wordrepetition. Neuropsychologia 36:12, pages 1397-1402.
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Joan C. Borod, Cornelia Santschi Haywood & Elissa Koff. (1997) Neuropsychological aspects of facial asymmetry during emotional expression: A review of the normal adult literature. Neuropsychology Review 7:1, pages 41-60.
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Marilyn Mendolia & Robert E. Kleck. (1991) Watching people talk about their emotions: Inferences in response to full-face vs. profile expressions. Motivation and Emotion 15:4, pages 229-242.
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Roger E. Graves, Esther H. Strauss & Juhn Wada. (1990) Mouth asymmetry during speech of epileptic patients who have undergone carotid amytal testing. Neuropsychologia 28:10, pages 1117-1121.
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