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Previous literature suggests that women evidence more bilateral cerebral organization, particularly in language processing, whereas men show greater left hemisphere dominance for language. This study examined the magnitude of these gender differences in a lateralized lexical decision task and the implications of such differences to semantic processing and cerebral organization. As predicted, women, as compared to men, recruited greater bilateral hemispheric resources, as evidenced by greater contralateral hemispheric priming. Spatial skills predicted less priming in women, but not in men. Implications for laterality research in aging populations as well as future directions are discussed.
Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
January 2018,
Frontiers in psychology,
Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
March 2006,
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Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
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Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance,
Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
January 2009,
Studies in health technology and informatics,
Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
July 2003,
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Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
January 1995,
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Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
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Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
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Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
April 1995,
Perceptual and motor skills,
Sarah A Van Dyke, and
Virginia Zuverza, and
Laura A Hill, and
Justin B Miller, and
Lisa J Rapport, and
R Douglas Whitman
April 2011,
Journal of neuroscience methods,
