Males and females with left or right cerebral damage were given tests designed to assess
language and visuospatial abilities. Speech disturbances were more severe after left-than …

Two visuospatial tasks, the WAIS Block Design and the Street Gestalt Completion Test, were
administered to men and women with and without unilateral cerebral lesions. These two …

Left-and right-handed normals of both sexes completed two visuospatial tasks along with a
dichotic words test and a tachistoscopic dot enumeration test. The latter two tests yielded …

THE cerebral hemispheres in man are known to be asymmetrically organized in that verbal
functions are more left-hemisphere dependent whereas non-verbal functions are more right …

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

Sex differences in cognitive performance have been documented, women performing better
on some phonological tasks and men on spatial tasks. An earlier fMRI study suggested sex …

Seven language tests were constructed or adapted to assess the performance of three
groups of 10 right-handed adult subjects: a right hemisphere lesion (RHL) group, a left …

Patients with left-frontal, right-parietal, and right or left temporal-lobe damage were tested on
two spatial tasks that involved either personal or extrapersonal spatial rotations. The results …

A retrospective study on incidence of aphasia and apraxia was done on 143 male (mean
age 50.4 yrs) and 73 female (mean age 45.7 yrs) right-handed patients with unilateral …

The current study assessed the lateralization of function hypothesis (Rilea, SL, Roskos-
Ewoldsen, B., & Boles, D.(2004). Sex differences in spatial ability: A lateralization of function …