Reviews research on brain damage, psychiatric disorders, and normal emotion, which has
shown the importance of the right hemisphere's holistic and nonverbal conceptualization to …

Based on a review of numerous studies conducted on normal, neurosurgical and brain‐
injured individuals, the right cerebral hemisphere appears to be dominant in the perception …

For more than 100 years, scientists have observed that the two hemispheres of the brain
appear to differentially contribute to emotion. Most of the observations on the asymmetrical …

✓ In the past two to three decades, clinicians and neuroscientists have been studying the
functions of the right hemisphere. Neither hemisphere seems to be dominant in the absolute …

Subjects sustaining right hemisphere damage were impaired in the ability to evaluate
emotional situations presented through nonverbal means, particularly through facial …

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 …

Two groups of left (N= 80) and right (N= 80) brain-damaged patients were given a battery of
neuropsychological tests, with the aim of carrying out a detailed analysis of their emotional …

The importance of the left cerebral hemisphere for speech and allied functions in right-
handed persons is an accredited fact, whatever may be its correct explanation. In the same …

A dichotic nonsense test and a dichotic word test were used to assess cerebral laterality in
100 acutely symptomatic inpatients. Schizophrenic patients had significantly lower right ear …