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Laterality, Volume 5, Issue 4 (2000)

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Language laterality in English/Welsh bilinguals: Language-acquisitional and language-specific factors in the development of lateralisation

Lance Workman, Fiona Brookman, Peter Mayer, Val Rees & Wyn Bellin

Pages: 289-313

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

AbstractforLanguage laterality in English/Welsh bilinguals: Language-acquisitional and language-specific factors in the development of lateralisation | References | PDF (456.4 KB)

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Comparative lateralisation patterns in the language area of human, chimpanzee, and rhesus monkey brains

Daniel Buxhoeveden & Manuel Casanova

Pages: 315-330

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

AbstractforComparative lateralisation patterns in the language area of human, chimpanzee, and rhesus monkey brains | References | PDF (284.1 KB)

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The dynamics of two different tests of laterality in rats

L.Y. Rizhova & E.A. Vershinina

Pages: 331-350

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

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Organisation of left and right hand movement in a prehension task: A longitudinal study from 20 to 32 weeks

F. Morange-Majoux, A. Peze & H. Bloch

Pages: 351-362

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

AbstractforOrganisation of left and right hand movement in a prehension task: A longitudinal study from 20 to 32 weeks | References | PDF (359.3 KB)

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Dichotically presented emotionally intoned words produce laterality differences as a function of localisation task

John Stirling, John Cavill & Andrew Wilkinson

Pages: 363-371

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

AbstractforDichotically presented emotionally intoned words produce laterality differences as a function of localisation task | References | PDF (127.1 KB)

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Book Review

Pages: 373-375

Published online: 18 Oct 2010

First Page PreviewforBook Review | References | PDF (57.7 KB)

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