Interview with Michael Gazzaniga
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Summary
Professor Michael S. Gazzaniga initiated the first lateralized testing of human split‐brain patients, leading to a fundamental shift in the authors' understanding of functional lateralization in the brain and how the cerebral hemispheres communicate with one another.
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- article
- Published
- 2011-04-01
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- 5
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Keywords
Cognitive neuroscience, Psychology, Cognitive science, Developmental cognitive neuroscience, Cognition
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