Directional scanning and cerebral asymmetries in processing visual stimuli.
作者： P. G. Aaron , Anne C. Handley
DOI: 10.2466/PMS.1975.40.3.719
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摘要: A perceptual exploration task involving three horizontal linear arrays of stimuli was administered to 167 children ranging in age from 3 7 yr. It found that the well organized, predominantly right-to-left responses very young were eventually replaced by left-to-right patterns. tachistoscopic test showed Ss who gave hemispheric asymmetry perception. The results interpreted as supporting view directional response tendencies are related asymmetry.
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