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Ear differences in the recall of monaurally presented sentences

Anthony Frankfurter Psychology Department, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
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Richard P. Honeck Psychology Department, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Pages 138-146 | Received 01 May 1972, Published online: 29 May 2007

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K. McFarland, M.L. McFarland, J.D. Bain & R. Ashton. (1978) Ear differences of abstract and concrete word recognition. Neuropsychologia 16:5, pages 555-561.
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John Stuart Gillis & Agatha E. Sidlauskas. (1978) The influence of differential auditory feedback upon the reading of dyslexic children. Neuropsychologia 16:4, pages 483-489.
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H.John van Duyne, Dirk Bakker & Will de Jong. (1977) Development of ear-asymmetry related to coding processes in memory in children. Brain and Language 4:2, pages 322-334.
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José Morais. (1976) Monaural ear differences for reaction times to speech with a many-to-one mapping paradigm. Perception & Psychophysics 19:2, pages 144-148.
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Thomas G. Bever, Richard R. Hurtig & Ann B. Handel. (1976) Analytic processing elicits right ear superiority in monaurally presented speech. Neuropsychologia 14:2, pages 175-181.
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Israel Nachshon & Amiram Carmon. (1975) Hand Preference in Sequential and Spatial Discrimination Tasks. Cortex 11:2, pages 123-131.
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Gillian Cohen & Maryanne Martin. (1975) Hemisphere differences in an auditory Stroop test. Perception & Psychophysics 17:1, pages 79-83.
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Edgar B. Zurif. (1974) Auditory lateralization: Prosodic and syntactic factors. Brain and Language 1:4, pages 391-404.
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Jos? Morais & C.J. Darwin. (1974) Ear differences for same-different reaction times to monaurally presented speech. Brain and Language 1:4, pages 383-390.
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