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Dual functional asymmetry of the brain in visual perception

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Published1966
Citations470
References20

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (20)

Cerebral dominance and the perception of verbal stimuli.

1961 • 1,536 citations

Left-right Differences in the Perception of Melodies

1964 • 681 citations

Right Temporal-Lobe Damage

1963 • 583 citations

Word recognition as a function of retinal locus.

1952 • 457 citations

Psychological defects produced by temporal lobe excision.

1958 • 457 citations

Perception as a Function of Retinal Locus and Attention

1957 • 397 citations

A DISORDER OF SIMULTANEOUS FORM PERCEPTION

1962 • 232 citations

Differential Recognition of Tachistoscopically Presented English and Hebrew Words in Right and Left Visual Fields

1965 • 125 citations

Tachistoscopic recognition of non-alphabetical material.

1960 • 100 citations

Retinal Locus as a Factor in the Recognition of Visually Perceived Words

1952 • 95 citations

The effects of retinal locus and attention on the perception of words.

1959 • 80 citations

Efficiency of Recognition in Left and Right Visual Fields

1961 • 50 citations

Visual field position and word-recognition threshold.

1966 • 42 citations

Handedness, Eye-Dominance, and Immediate Memory

1961 • 32 citations

The effect of letter position on recognition.

1959 • 32 citations

Preversus post-knowledge of required reproduction sequence for tachistoscopic patterns.

1963 • 28 citations

Letter-position effects, in the range of attention experiment, as affected by the number of letters in each exposure.

1931 • 21 citations

Sensitivity of the Retinal Area in One Eye Corresponding to the Blind Spot in the Other Eye*

1963 • 13 citations

Modifications of Speed of Perception of Pictures of Objects in Optic Aphasia

1964 • 9 citations

Comparison of Spatial Discrimination in the Temporal and Nasal Sectors of the Monocular Visual Field

1965 • 4 citations

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