Brain asymmetries in face processing: a critical review of electrophysiological studies from a psychological point of view.
(1988) Journal de Physiologie — Vol. 83, n° 1, p. 3-10 (1988)
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- The few studies dealing with physiological (EEG, VEP) brain asymmetries in the processing of faces by neurologically intact subjects are critically reviewed from a psychological point of view. It emerges that a more careful selection of the cognitive tasks is needed, along with more prudent statistical planning. The difficulties of comparing physiological and behavioral asymmetries are also emphasized.
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Bruyer, R. (1988). Brain asymmetries in face processing: a critical review of electrophysiological studies from a psychological point of view. Journal de Physiologie, 83(1), 3-10. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/45654 (Original work published 1988)