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  • 21. Evidence for a right hemisphere superiority and for a serial search strategy in a dot detection task.
    Umiltà C, Salmaso D, Bagnara S, Simion F.
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  • 25. Determinants of the enhancement of the right visual field advantage by bilateral vs. unilateral stimuli.
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  • 26. Right hemisphere superiority in the perception of different kinds of non-verbal material.
    Sobótka S, Grabowska AM.
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  • 29. [Hemisphere asymmetry in repetitive priming and associative priming].
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    Michael GA, Ojéda N.
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  • 31. [Lateralization of visual perception of letters during reverse masking].
    Miamlin VV.
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  • 32. Changes in predictive cuing modulate the hemispheric distribution of the P1 inhibitory response to attentional targets.
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  • 33. Visual field asymmetries and allocation of attention in visual scenes.
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  • 34. An examination of the right-hemisphere hypothesis of the lateralization of emotion.
    Smith SD, Bulman-Fleming MB.
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  • 36. Superiority of the left hemisphere in the recognition of emotional faces.
    Stalans L, Wedding D.
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  • 37. On the relation between visual spatial attention and visual field asymmetries.
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  • 38. Lateralization of spatial rather than temporal attention underlies the left hemifield advantage in rapid serial visual presentation.
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  • 39. Monitoring the visual world: hemispheric asymmetries and subcortical processes in attention.
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  • 40. Cerebral asymmetries in the level of attention required for word recognition.
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