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Spatial ability and lateralization in the haptic modality

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Spatial ability and lateralization in the haptic modality

Auteurs : C. H. Ernest

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Brain and cognition [ 0278-2626 ] ; 1998.

RBID : Francis:519-98-11109

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Neuropsychologie, Cerveau, Hémisphère, Droit, Gauche, Facultés, Cognitif, Interaction, Main, Sexe, Expérience, Homme, Femme, Individu, Visualisation spatiale, Latéralisation spatiale, Test haptique, Faculté verbale.

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- Brain, Cognitive, Experience, Faculties, Hand, Hemisphere, Individual, Interaction, Left, Man, Neuropsychology, Rights, Sex, Woman.

Abstract

Two experiments examined the relations between spatial visualization ability and spatial lateralization using a unimanual haptic task with random shapes as stimuli. High spatial ability was not associated with enhanced right hemisphere functioning. However, spatial ability considered in the context of sex differences (Experiment 1) and level of verbal ability (Experiment 2) did yield interactions with the laterability (i.e., hand) variable, at least for firts-list data. In experiment 2, verbal ability also interacted withthe gender and hand variables and in the same crossed ability-sex manner as was found for spatial ability in experiment 1. It is conclued that cognitive abilities, including the relation between abilities, may be associated with the extent to which the right cerebral hemisphere mediates tactospatial performance and that this association may differ for males and females

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