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Social Dominance and Cerebral Hemisphericity

Discriminating Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Sex Groups by Performance on Two Lateralized Tests

Warren D. TenHouten Department of Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Pages 223-232 | Received 05 Oct 1979, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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William Vingiano. (1989) Hemisphericity and Personality. International Journal of Neuroscience 44:3-4, pages 263-274.
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Israel Nachshon, Deborah Denno & Steven Aurand. (1983) Lateral Preferences of Hand, Eye and Foot: Relation to Cerebral Dominance. International Journal of Neuroscience 18:1-2, pages 1-9.
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Deborah Denno, Ben Meijs, Israel Nachshon & Steven Aurand. (1982) Early Cognitive Functioning: Sex and Race Differences. International Journal of Neuroscience 16:3-4, pages 159-172.
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Warren D. TenHouten. (2011) Text and Temporality: Patterned‐Cyclical and Ordinary‐Linear Forms of Time‐Consciousness, Inferred from a Corpus of Australian Aboriginal and Euro‐Australian Life‐Historical Interviews. Symbolic Interaction 22:2, pages 121-137.
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Warren TenHouten. (1997) Neurosociology. Journal of Social and Evolutionary Systems 20:1, pages 7-37.
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Yvonne R. Bell. (2016) A Culturally Sensitive Analysis of Black Learning Style. Journal of Black Psychology 20:1, pages 47-61.
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Harold W Gordon & Shlomo Kravetz. (1991) The influence of gender, handedness, and performance level on specialized cognitive functioning. Brain and Cognition 15:1, pages 37-61.
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Albert N. Katz. (1995) The Relationships between Creativity and Cerebral Hemisphericity for Creative Architects, Scientists, and Mathematicians. Empirical Studies of the Arts 4:2, pages 97-108.
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John L. Bradshaw & Norman C. Nettleton. (2010) Hemispheric specialization: Return to a house divided. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6:3, pages 528-533.
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Justine Sergent. (2010) The analytic/holistic dichotomy: An epiphenomenon. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6:3, pages 521-523.
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Morris Moscovitch. (2010) Local versus global solutions to problems of hemispheric specialization. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6:3, pages 520-521.
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J. E. Bogen & G. M. Bogen. (2010) Hemispheric specialization and cerebral duality. Behavioral and Brain Sciences 6:3, pages 517-520.
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Glendon Schubert. (2009) Psychobiological Politics. Canadian Journal of Political Science 16:3, pages 535-576.
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