Previous research has established that patients with right hemisphere damage (RHD) are
impaired in the comprehension of emotional prosody and facial expression. There are …

Two studies were conducted in order to determine whether the poor performance of RHD
patients on emotional prosody tasks could be attributed to a defect in perceiving …

The importance of the right hemisphere in emotion perception in general has been well
documented but its precise role is disputed. We compared the performance of 30 right …

To illuminate the nature of the right hemisphere's involvement in expressive prosodic
functions, a story completion task was administered to matched groups of right hemisphere …

A picture story task was developed to examine expression of emotion via the verbal/lexical
channel. The task elicited discourse with either emotional, visual-spatial, or neutral content …

Sixteen right-handed adult males with localized insult to either the right or left hemisphere
and five control subjects without brain damage read aloud target sentences embedded in …

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

Stimuli from two previously presented comprehension tasks of affective and linguistic
prosody (Pell & Baum, 1997) were analyzed acoustically and subjected to several …

Research on the conversation of subjects with right hemisphere damage has hitherto used
tasks too far removed from natural communication. Referential communication is proposed …

The narrative skills of nonaphasic individuals with right hemisphere damage (RHD) were
compared with those of a group of healthy participants. All participants scored within the …