| Number | 535 |
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| Year | 1986 |
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| Drawer | 9 |
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| Entry Date | 11/18/1999 |
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| Authors | Lukatela, G., Carello, C., Savic, M., & Turvey, M. |
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| Publication | Neuropsychologia, Vol.24, No. 3, 341-350. |
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| Abstract | In Serbo-Croatian, lexical decision to phonologically bivalent letter strings is slowed relative to their phonologically unique counterparts. This future was exploited to assess the linguistic capacity of the 2 hemispheres in 56 male Yugoslavian undergraduates and 56 female Yugoslavian high school seniors. Lexical decision to laterally presented words and pseudowords revealed a right visual field advantage for both males and females in words and pseudowords. However, the demands of phonological processing were not met in the same way by the 2 hemispheres, the 2
hemispheres did not respond in the same way in the 2 sexes, and the pattern of these differences was opposite for words and pseudowords. |
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