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The following pages link to Cerebral asymmetry in the perception of American Sign Language (Q41728968):
Displaying 12 items.
- The Processing of Biologically Plausible and Implausible forms in American Sign Language: Evidence for Perceptual Tuning (Q27310952) (← links)
- Language: Perspectives from Another Modality (Q33465549) (← links)
- Hemispheric differences in the perception of words and faces in deaf and hearing children (Q38474435) (← links)
- Evidence against the hypothesis of right hemisphere language dominance in the native American Navajo (Q38501320) (← links)
- Sign language and autism (Q41472905) (← links)
- Cerebral asymmetry in the strategies used in processing random line stimuli (Q41627171) (← links)
- Cerebral asymmetry for American Sign Language: The effects of moving stimuli (Q41671827) (← links)
- American-sign-language statements and delay of gratification in hearing-impaired and nonhandicapped children (Q50588372) (← links)
- Hemispheric specialization for the processing of tactual stimuli in congenitally deaf and hearing children (Q50596074) (← links)
- The nature of hemispheric specialization in man (Q56287707) (← links)
- Right-hemisphere reading (Q60512339) (← links)
- Asymmetries for Ameslan handshapes and other forms in signers and nonsigners (Q66998587) (← links)