The findings of studies involving brain-damaged patients and those with normal subjects are
considered separately in a review of the most important investigations that have led to the …

Since the classical Babinski's (1914) observation of lack of awareness (“anosognosia”) for a
left-sided hemiplegia, the problem of the mechanisms underlying this surprising …

In the last 10 years a very large number of clinical and experimental investigations have
been devoted to the study of the relationships between emotions and cerebral dominance …

Differential specialization of the cerebral hemispheres for cognitive functioning is well
established. A converging body of clinical and experimental studies conducted with brain …

The two halves of the brain are believed to play different roles in emotional processing, but
the specific contribution of each hemisphere continues to be debated. The right-hemisphere …

Semrud, CM, & Hynd, GW (1990).(See References) important issues and raised key
questions about the physiology and psychology of emotion and psychopathology. An …

The processing and experience of emotions in humans are complex phenomena that
involve a brain circuitry of cortical and subcortical structures. Amongst the most successful …

Tucker and Frederick's central task is to demonstrate that the left and right cerebral
hemispheres have different roles in the expression, recognition, and experience of …

There are two contrasting hypotheses that attempt to explain how emotion perception might
be organised in the brain. One suggests that all emotions are lateralised to the right …