Reduced hemispheric asymmetries, as well as their behavioral manifestation in the form of
atypical handedness (ie, non-right, left-, or mixed-handedness), are linked to …

Handedness testing carried out in the course of clinical treatment and research with
stutterers has provided no support for an association between left-handedness and …

Many twentieth-century British and American educators, psychologists, and psychiatrists
advocated forcing left-handed children to write with their right hands. These experts asserted …

Alterations in functional brain lateralization, often indicated by an increased prevalence of
left-and/or mixed-handedness, have been demonstrated in several psychiatric and …

The performance of right-and left-handed male and female stutterers was compared with
that of non-stutterers on a bimanual coordination task that involved tapping a key twice with …

We examined lateral asymmetries in mouth opening in right-handed male stuttering (N= 11)
and non-stuttering (N= 14) participants. Lateral asymmetries in mouth opening were video …

The causes of developmental stuttering, a neurodevelopmental communicative disorder,
have not been elucidated to date. Neuroimaging studies suggest that atypical cerebral …

Stuttering is a complex speech disorder. Previous studies indicate a tendency towards
elevated motor threshold for the left hemisphere, as measured using transcranial magnetic …

A handedness questionnaire was administered to 446 stutterers and a control group. No
significant male/female or stutterer/control effects were found, although both males and …

Handedness is a core phenotype in clinical laterality research and several different
disorders such as schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorders have been linked to a …