TY  - GEN
ID  - cogprints1713
UR  - http://cogprints.org/1713/
A1  - Zaidel, Dahlia
Y1  - 2000///
N2  - The left and right hemispheres are asymmetrical with respect to specific cognitive abilities as well as organization of concepts and meaning systems. Several hemi-field experiments using the notion of typicality in different cognitive domains are described in this paper, as well as experiments which tap the notion of hemispheric-specific schemata. The results suggest that the 2 cerebral hemispheres can process the same external information but in ways which suggest asymmetry in concept and meaning organization.
KW  - typicality
KW  -  prototypical
KW  -  prototypicality
KW  -  typical
KW  -  brain
KW  -  hemispheric specialization
KW  -  left hemisphere
KW  -  right hemisphere
KW  -  priming
KW  -  prime
KW  -  schema
KW  -  schemas
KW  -  schemata
KW  -  face
KW  -  prosopagnosia
KW  -  laterality
KW  -  visual
KW  -  vision
KW  -  objects
KW  -  hemi-field paradigm
KW  -  normal subjects
KW  -  evolution
KW  -  cerebral
KW  -  brain functions
KW  -  reaction time
KW  -  latency
KW  -  split-brain
KW  -  commissurotomy
KW  -  meaning
KW  -  exemplar
KW  -  instances
KW  -  categories
KW  -  superordinate categories
KW  -  categorization
KW  -  art
KW  -  artists
KW  -  art and brain
KW  -  creativity
KW  -  novelty
KW  -  brain and creativity.
TI  - Different organization of concepts and meaning systems in the two cerebral hemispheres
SP  - 1
AV  - public
EP  - 21
ER  -

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