PSEUDONEGLECT - EFFECTS OF HEMISPACE ON A TACTILE LINE BISECTION TASK
PSEUDONEGLECT - EFFECTS OF HEMISPACE ON A TACTILE LINE BISECTION TASK
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DOI:
10.1016/0028-3932(80)90151-7
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
HEILMAN, KM
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作者:
BOWERS, D;HEILMAN, KM
Whether human tactile laterality effects can be attributed to an anatomical pathway-transmission model or to some hemispheric mechanism involved in the perception and/or mediation of activities in the contralateral hemispatial field was determined. Hemispace is not the same as the visual half fields, but refers to the external space to the left or right of body midline. To differentiate between these 2 hypotheses, 24 normal dextrals performed a tactile line bisection task using the left or right hand in each of 3 spatial conditions: at midline, in left hemispace and right hemispace. Both hemisphere-hemispace mechanisms and hemisphere-hand connections contribute to laterality effects. A pseudoneglect phenomenon was observed.