2008•Brain and CognitionOpen access

The direction of hemispheric asymmetries for object categorization at different levels of abstraction depends on the task

Tobias Studer, Ronald Hübner

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Key concepts: Psychology, Categorization, Cognitive psychology, Lateralization of brain function, Abstraction, Task (project management), Object (grammar), Laterality

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