Structural and functional asymmetries are present in many regions of the human brain
responsible for motor control, sensory and cognitive functions and communication. Here, we …

Studies of patients with focal brain lesions and neuroimaging indicate that face processing is
predominantly based on right hemisphere function. Additionally, experiments using chimeric …

Infant faces are highly salient social stimuli that appear to elicit intuitive parenting behaviors
in healthy adult women. Behavioral and observational studies indicate that this effect may be …

Experiments using chimeric faces typically report a perceptual bias towards the viewers left.
Here we show that this leftward bias can be elicited even when eye movement should be …

The population of industrialised societies has increased tremendously over the last century,
raising the question of how an enhanced age affects cognition. The relevance of two models …

Experiments using chimeric stimuli have shown that the right hemisphere is more influential
in processing facial information. Here, again, we found clear evidence that study participants …

Studies with adults have found a left bias in their perception of faces, which suggests a right
hemisphere specialisation in processing facial information. Hemispheric asymmetry is …

Experiments using chimeric faces, where the left and the right hand side of the face are
different, have shown that observers tend to bias their responses toward the information on …

A large number of studies have shown that adults rely more heavily on information conveyed
by the left side of the face in judging emotional state, gender and identity. This phenomenon …

Normally hearing children with ASD are often reported to have a lack of interest in others,
particularly when looking at faces, as a result of this they manifest difficulties understanding …