The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences in the brain organization of
motor control in left-and right-handers and to study whether early left-to-right handwriting …

The majority of research on functional cerebral lateralization in primates revolves around
vocal abilities, addressing the evolutionary origin of the human language faculty and its …

The principle of symmetry-asymmetry is widely presented in the structural and functional
organization of the nonliving and living nature. One of the most complex manifestations of …

The aim of this study was to explore the effects of the gender variable in relation to other
player and match characteristics on the advantage possessed by left-handed professional …

Despite humans' preference for symmetry, artwork often portrays asymmetrical
characteristics that influence the viewer's aesthetic preference for the image. When …

The hypothesis that psychotic experiences in healthy subjects are associated with a
dysfunction of the right hemisphere is supported by some, but not all, available studies …

This study investigates handedness in a group of individuals from the Sima de los Huesos
site (Atapuerca, Spain). In this research, handedness has been studied by analyzing the …

Dermatoglyphics which is a scientific study of epidermal ridge patterns on fingers
(fingerprints) and palms (palmprints) is an important tool that has been used in the areas of …

The primary objectives of this brief overview are:(1) to introduce an unusual, naturally
occurring mal formation of the visual pathways in the form of a mIssmg optic chiasm, ie non …

The orientation-bias hypothesis states that there is a bias to attend to the right visual
hemifield (RVF) when there is spatial competition between stimuli in the left and right …