Eleven patients underwent injection of amobarbital into their right and left internal carotid
arteries (Wada test) to determine propositional language dominance as part of a standard …

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 …

Although functional differences between the two cerebral hemispheres in the control of
emotional behavior have been noted for over fifty years (eg, Alford, 1933; Goldstein, 1939) …

This survey takes into account the unconscious aspects of emotions and the critical role
played in them by the right hemisphere, considering different acceptations of the term …

The more prominent theories on the hemispheric specialization or lateralization of emotion
include the right hemisphere, the valence or balance, and the behavioral inhibition …

Even if for many years hemispheric asymmetries have been considered as a uniquely
human feature, an increasing number of studies have described hemispheric asymmetries …

Different models have been advanced to explain hemispheric asymmetries for emotions (1),
and some authors have proposed a strong relationship between emotional laterality and …

Different models have been advanced to explain hemispheric asymmetries for emotions (1),
and some authors have proposed a strong relationship between emotional laterality and …

This article presents an overview of the author's recent electrophysiological studies of
anterior cerebral asymmetries related to emotion and affective style. A theoretical account is …

Popular neuropsychological models of affect and affective disorders have revived the
interest in functional asymmetries of the cortical hemispheres. However, research in this …