According to a longstanding view, sex differences in cognitive abilities such as mental
rotation or verbal memory arise from sex differences in hemispheric asymmetry: males are …

Hand preference–which is related to cerebral dominance–is thought to be associated with
cognitive skills; however, findings on this association are inconsistent and there is no …

The hemispheric lateralization of certain faculties in the human brain has long been held to
be beneficial for functioning. However, quantitative relationships between the degree of …

A growing body of research suggests that musical experience and ability are related to a
variety of cognitive abilities, including executive functioning (EF). However, it is not yet clear …

Speech and language-related functions tend to depend on the left hemisphere more than
the right in most right-handed (dextral) participants. This relationship is less clear in non …

Multitasking is a common element in complex human-computer interactions and is known to
impose deleterious mental workload demands. High mental workload is known to involve …

Language processing involves other cognitive domains, including Working Memory (WM).
Much detail about the neural correlates of language and WM interaction remains unclear …

Humans demonstrate a prototypical hemispheric functional segregation pattern, with
language and praxis lateralizing to the left hemisphere and spatial attention, face …

Computational analysis of communication efficiency of brain networks often relies on graph-
theoretic measures based on the shortest paths between network nodes. Here, we explore a …

Many functions of the human brain are organized asymmetrically and are subject to strong
population biases. Some tasks, like speaking and making complex hand movements, exhibit …