Scene perception and spatial navigation are interdependent cognitive functions, and there is
increasing evidence that cortical areas that process perceptual scene properties also carry …

Perceptual organization and, in particular, visual processing have been debated for many
years. The global precedence effect in local–global visual processing, as introduced by …

Numerous behavioral studies suggest that the processing of various types of visual stimuli
and features may be more efficient in either the left or the right visual field. However, not all …

While functional lateralization of the human brain has been a widely studied topic in the past
decades, few studies to date have gone further than investigating lateralization of single …

Does cognitive style have influence functions? In this study, we build on the existing
literature (eg, McKone et al.,; Hakim et al.,) in providing answers to the question. We …

Many activities of daily living require quick shifts between symmetric and asymmetric
bimanual actions. Bimanual motor control has been mostly studied during continuous …

Visual input is not equally processed over space. In recent years, a right visual field
advantage during free walking and standing in orientation discrimination and contrast …

Understanding how early scene viewing is guided can reveal fundamental brain
mechanisms for quickly making sense of our surroundings. Viewing is often initiated from the …

It has been suggested that the right hemisphere lateralization typically observed for face
processing may depend on lateralization of written word processing to the left hemisphere; a …

Typical visual perception includes an attention bias toward right hemisphere mediated
global, holistic cortical processing. An atypically local, detail-oriented focus of attention is …