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The Effect of Task Difficulty Upon the Extent to which Performance Benefits from Between-Hemisphere Division of Inputs

James L. Merola Boston University
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Jacqueline Liederman Boston University
Pages 35-44 | Received 30 Oct 1989, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Janet McGraw Fisher, Jacqueline Liederman, Jami Johnsen, Alexis Lincoln & Richard Frye. (2012) A demonstration that task difficulty can confound the interpretation of lateral differences in brain activation between typical and dyslexic readers. Laterality 17:3, pages 340-360.
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Andrew J. Hughes, Jennifer N. Upshaw, Georgia M. Macaulay & Barbara J. Rutherford. (2016) Enhancing the ecological validity of tests of lateralization and hemispheric interaction: Evidence from fixated displays of letters or symbols of varying complexity. Brain and Cognition 106, pages 1-12.
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Charles A Collin, Patricia A McMullen & Julie-Anne Séguin. (2009) A Significant Bilateral Field Advantage for Shapes Defined by Static and Motion Cues. Perception 38:8, pages 1132-1143.
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Kazuhito Yoshizaki & Ritsuko Nishimura. (2008) Independent resources of each hemisphere modulates selective attention. The Japanese journal of psychology 79:2, pages 134-142.
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Andreia Santos, Cécilie Rondan, Josette Mancini & Christine Deruelle. (2007) Behavioural indexes of callosal functioning in Williams syndrome. Journal of Neuropsychology 1:2, pages 189-200.
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Urvi J. Patel & Joseph B. Hellige. (2007) Benefits of interhemispheric collaboration can be eliminated by mixing stimulus formats that involve different cortical access routes. Brain and Cognition 63:2, pages 145-158.
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Samuel Desjardins & Claude M.J. Braun. (2006) Homotopy and heterotopy and the bilateral field advantage in the Dimond paradigm. Acta Psychologica 121:2, pages 125-136.
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Nicolas Cherbuin & Cobie Brinkman. (2005) Practice makes two hemispheres almost perfect. Cognitive Brain Research 24:3, pages 413-422.
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Marianne Maertens & Stefan Pollmann. (2005) Interhemispheric resource sharing: Decreasing benefits with increasing processing efficiency. Brain and Cognition 58:2, pages 183-192.
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Joseph A. Mikels & Patricia A. Reuter-Lorenz. (2004) Neural Gate Keeping: The Role of Interhemispheric Interactions in Resource Allocation and Selective Filtering.. Neuropsychology 18:2, pages 328-339.
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Mika Koivisto & Antti Revonsuo. (2003) Interhemispheric categorization of pictures and words. Brain and Cognition 52:2, pages 181-191.
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A.M. Santhouse, D.H. ffytche, R.J. Howard, S.C.R. Williams, L. Rifkin & R.M. Murray. (2002) Functional Imaging of the Mechanisms Underlying the Bilateral Field Advantage. NeuroImage 17:2, pages 680-687.
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Mika Koivisto. (2000) Interhemispheric interaction in semantic categorization of pictures. Cognitive Brain Research 9:1, pages 45-51.
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Marie T. Banich. (1998) The Missing Link: The Role of Interhemispheric Interaction in Attentional Processing. Brain and Cognition 36:2, pages 128-157.
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Cynthia A. Riccio & Cecil R. Reynolds. 1998. Comprehensive Clinical Psychology. Comprehensive Clinical Psychology 267 301 .
Young-Sook Sohn, Jacqueline Liederman & Mark Tippens Reinitz. (1996) Division of inputs between hemispheres eliminates illusory conjunctions. Neuropsychologia 34:11, pages 1057-1068.
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Aysenil Belger & Marie T. Banich. (1992) Interhemispheric interaction affected by computational complexity. Neuropsychologia 30:10, pages 923-929.
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