Cerebral Lateralization
Cheryl L. Weill
Abstract
Cheryl L. Weill
Abstract
Cerebral LateralizationAnother functional trait on which men d ffer from women is cerebral lateralization, or the degree to which selected motor and cognitive functions are associated with one hemisphere or the other. In general, men are more lateralized, that is, functions are more restricted to one hemisphere. In women, selected functions are more distributed across both hemispheres.
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Cerebral LateralizationAnother functional trait on which men d ffer from women is cerebral lateralization, or the degree to which selected motor and cognitive functions are associated with one hemisphere or the other. In general, men are more lateralized, that is, functions are more restricted to one hemisphere. In women, selected functions are more distributed across both hemispheres.
Key concepts: Lateralization of brain function, Psychology, Neuroscience, Medicine