Introduction The conceptualization of skilled hand movements (praxis) may be grounded in
hemispherically specialized functions. However, a left-hemispherical advantage of (tool-use) …

Introduction Both appraisal emotion approaches and self-regulation theory emphasize that
appraising an event as conducive or detrimental to one's current goals may trigger an …

Introduction A right-hand preference for co-speech gestures in right-handed neurotypical
individuals as well as the co-occurrence of speech and gesture has induced …

Abstract The “Left Perceptual Bias”(LPB) is the effect for which the left side of a picture such
as a face is used to a greater extent than its right side as shown in a wide variety of …

Objective Blind individuals suffer from visual (ie, sensory) deprivation. So-called
“blindisms”(or “nervous” movements) have been described as the nonverbal consequence …

The left and right hemispheres of the brain process sensory information in different ways and
function differently in controlling behavior. This lateralization of brain function, originally …