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THE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE OF HUMAN LATERALITY - LESSONS FROM THE BISECTED BRAIN
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA MILLER AC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et Ac. Miller, THE COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE OF HUMAN LATERALITY - LESSONS FROM THE BISECTED BRAIN, Current directions in psychological science, 7(1), 1998, pp. 15-20
THE ARCHITECTURE OF SEMANTIC MEMORY - CATEGORY-SPECIFIC INTERFERENCE IN A PICTURE NAMING TASK
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA PHILLIPS A SUICO S MILLER AC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., THE ARCHITECTURE OF SEMANTIC MEMORY - CATEGORY-SPECIFIC INTERFERENCE IN A PICTURE NAMING TASK, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 54-54
PERCEPTUAL ASYMMETRIES DUE TO TRUNK ROTATION - SIMULATING NEGLECT SYMPTOMOTOLOGY IN THE NORMAL BRAIN
Authors: HASSELBACH MM BUTTER CM REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: Mm. Hasselbach et al., PERCEPTUAL ASYMMETRIES DUE TO TRUNK ROTATION - SIMULATING NEGLECT SYMPTOMOTOLOGY IN THE NORMAL BRAIN, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 69-69
PET EVIDENCE FOR AGE-RELATED DECLINES IN INHIBITORY PROCESSES
Authors: MARSHUETZ C JONIDES J SMITH EE REUTERLORENZ PA KOEPPE RA
Citation: C. Marshuetz et al., PET EVIDENCE FOR AGE-RELATED DECLINES IN INHIBITORY PROCESSES, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 141-141
THE ROLE OF PARIETAL CORTEX IN VERBAL WORKING-MEMORY
Authors: JONIDES J SCHUMACHER EH SMITH EE KOEPPE RA AWH E REUTERLORENZ PA MARSHUETZ C WILLIS CR
Citation: J. Jonides et al., THE ROLE OF PARIETAL CORTEX IN VERBAL WORKING-MEMORY, The Journal of neuroscience, 18(13), 1998, pp. 5026-5034
REHEARSAL IN SPATIAL WORKING-MEMORY
Authors: AWH E JONIDES J REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: E. Awh et al., REHEARSAL IN SPATIAL WORKING-MEMORY, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 24(3), 1998, pp. 780-790
INHIBITION IN VERBAL WORKING-MEMORY REVEALED BY BRAIN ACTIVATION
Authors: JONIDES J SMITH EE MARSHUETZ C KOEPPE RA REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: J. Jonides et al., INHIBITION IN VERBAL WORKING-MEMORY REVEALED BY BRAIN ACTIVATION, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 95(14), 1998, pp. 8410-8413
OBJECT-BASED FACILITATION AND INHIBITION FROM VISUAL ORIENTING IN THEHUMAN SPLIT-BRAIN
Authors: TIPPER SP RAFAL R REUTERLORENZ PA STARRVELDT Y RO T EGLY R DANZINGER S
Citation: Sp. Tipper et al., OBJECT-BASED FACILITATION AND INHIBITION FROM VISUAL ORIENTING IN THEHUMAN SPLIT-BRAIN, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 23(5), 1997, pp. 1522-1532
OBJECT CENTERED NEGLECT FOR LETTERS - DO INFORMATIONAL ASYMMETRIES PLAY A ROLE
Authors: DRAIN M REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: M. Drain et Pa. Reuterlorenz, OBJECT CENTERED NEGLECT FOR LETTERS - DO INFORMATIONAL ASYMMETRIES PLAY A ROLE, Neuropsychologia, 35(4), 1997, pp. 445-456
OBJECT-CENTERED ATTENTIONAL BIASES IN THE INTACT BRAIN
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA DRAIN M HARDYMORAIS C
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., OBJECT-CENTERED ATTENTIONAL BIASES IN THE INTACT BRAIN, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 8(6), 1996, pp. 540-550
VERTICAL ORIENTING CONTROL - EVIDENCE FOR ATTENTIONAL BIAS AND NEGLECT IN THE INTACT BRAIN
Authors: DRAIN M REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: M. Drain et Pa. Reuterlorenz, VERTICAL ORIENTING CONTROL - EVIDENCE FOR ATTENTIONAL BIAS AND NEGLECT IN THE INTACT BRAIN, Journal of experimental psychology. General, 125(2), 1996, pp. 139-158
WHAT IS INHIBITED IN INHIBITION OF RETURN
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA JHA AP ROSENQUIST JN
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., WHAT IS INHIBITED IN INHIBITION OF RETURN, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 22(2), 1996, pp. 367-378
AUDITORY CUES AND INHIBITION OF RETURN - THE IMPORTANCE OF OCULOMOTORACTIVATION
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA ROSENQUIST JN
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et Jn. Rosenquist, AUDITORY CUES AND INHIBITION OF RETURN - THE IMPORTANCE OF OCULOMOTORACTIVATION, Experimental Brain Research, 112(1), 1996, pp. 119-126
FATE OF NEGLECTED TARGETS - A CHRONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF REDUNDANT TARGET EFFECTS IN THE BISECTED BRAIN
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA NOZAWA G GAZZANIGA MS HUGHES HC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., FATE OF NEGLECTED TARGETS - A CHRONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF REDUNDANT TARGET EFFECTS IN THE BISECTED BRAIN, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 21(2), 1995, pp. 211-230
ARE MICROSACCADES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAP EFFECT
Authors: KINGSTONE A FENDRICH R WESSINGER CM REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: A. Kingstone et al., ARE MICROSACCADES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAP EFFECT, Perception & psychophysics, 57(6), 1995, pp. 796-801
EFFECTS OF WARNING SIGNALS AND FIXATION POINT OFFSETS ON THE LATENCIES OF PROSACCADES VERSUS ANTISACCADES - IMPLICATIONS FOR AN INTERPRETATION OF THE GAP EFFECT
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA OONK HM BARNES LL HUGHES HC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., EFFECTS OF WARNING SIGNALS AND FIXATION POINT OFFSETS ON THE LATENCIES OF PROSACCADES VERSUS ANTISACCADES - IMPLICATIONS FOR AN INTERPRETATION OF THE GAP EFFECT, Experimental Brain Research, 103(2), 1995, pp. 287-293
PARALLEL AND SERIAL PROCESSES IN THE HUMAN OCULOMOTOR SYSTEM - BIMODAL INTEGRATION AND EXPRESS SACCADES
Authors: NOZAWA G REUTERLORENZ PA HUGHES HC
Citation: G. Nozawa et al., PARALLEL AND SERIAL PROCESSES IN THE HUMAN OCULOMOTOR SYSTEM - BIMODAL INTEGRATION AND EXPRESS SACCADES, Biological cybernetics, 72(1), 1994, pp. 19-34
VISUAL-AUDITORY INTERACTIONS IN SENSORIMOTOR PROCESSING - SACCADES VERSUS MANUAL RESPONSES
Authors: HUGHES HC REUTERLORENZ PA NOZAWA G FENDRICH R
Citation: Hc. Hughes et al., VISUAL-AUDITORY INTERACTIONS IN SENSORIMOTOR PROCESSING - SACCADES VERSUS MANUAL RESPONSES, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 20(1), 1994, pp. 131-153
THE DISCONNECTION SYNDROME - BASIC FINDINGS REAFFIRMED
Authors: SEYMOUR SE REUTERLORENZ PA GAZZANIGA MS
Citation: Se. Seymour et al., THE DISCONNECTION SYNDROME - BASIC FINDINGS REAFFIRMED, Brain, 117, 1994, pp. 105-115
WARNING SIGNALS, RESPONSE SPECIFICITY AND THE GAP EFFECT - IMPLICATIONS FOR A NON-ATTENTIONAL ACCOUNT
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA HUGHES HC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et Hc. Hughes, WARNING SIGNALS, RESPONSE SPECIFICITY AND THE GAP EFFECT - IMPLICATIONS FOR A NON-ATTENTIONAL ACCOUNT, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(3), 1993, pp. 585-586
INTERSENSORY FACILITATION AND EXPRESS SACCADES
Authors: REUTERLORENZ PA NOZAWA G HUGHES HC
Citation: Pa. Reuterlorenz et al., INTERSENSORY FACILITATION AND EXPRESS SACCADES, Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 33(4), 1992, pp. 1357-1357
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