laterality

The term laterality refers to the preference most humans show for one side of their body over the other.

"You'd never believe it, but the occupational disease of detectives is Laterality.

The wall suddenly seemed less blank than it had, as Jim's line of reasoning made a big jump into laterality.

It is thus not possible to tell whether the significance of the laterality effect observed was due to "same" and/or "different" trials.

Laterality and movement in visual art includes aspects such as interest, weight, and balance.

Laterality is the release of airflow at the side of the tongue.

In discourse, seniority is indicated more often than laterality.

It can also refer to mixed laterality, which refers to a person favoring eyes, ears, feet, or hands on one side of the body.

Most detectives suffer from strange changes of Laterality.

Data on the hereditability of hand preference do not address directly the issue of speech laterality.

Laterality in animals is also called limb dominance.

Dogs are also being studied for laterality.

Statistics The criterion for assessing individual laterality was generated from binomial z scores.

Determinants of psychosis in epilepsy - laterality and forced normalization.

The importance of ocular dominance within the tachistoscopic laterality paradigm is twofold.

With standard, "right-handed" boxes (see laterality below), the calls are placed left to right on the table as seen by the bidder.

Laterality of motor and sensory control has been the subject of a recent intense study and review.

Cohen (1976) argued that visual laterality effects may be attributable to asymmetry at different stages of information processing.

Using steady state vowels, which do not convey information by means of distinctive articulatory features, no laterality effect was obtained.

Young learners may have problems with spatial concepts, hand-eye co-ordination, laterality, concentration and presentation.

Laterality and motility disturbances in psychopathology: A theoretical perspective.

This right ear advantage in hearing and speech laterality was evidenced in dichotic listening studies.

Some types of mastodon indicate laterality through the fossil remains having differing tusk lengths.

On the day of weaning we randomly selected one female pup from each litter and as subjects in the laterality testing procedure.

Tachistoscopic and dichotic techniques have been employed in laterality studies for about two decades while the other methods described above were devised more recently.