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RIGHT AND LEFT IN THE KORAN (QURAN)
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, RIGHT AND LEFT IN THE KORAN (QURAN), Perceptual and motor skills, 86(3), 1998, pp. 1343-1346
CORRELATIONS BETWEEN NONVERBAL INTELLIGENCE AND PERIPHERAL-NERVE CONDUCTION-VELOCITY IN RIGHT-HANDED SUBJECTS - SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, CORRELATIONS BETWEEN NONVERBAL INTELLIGENCE AND PERIPHERAL-NERVE CONDUCTION-VELOCITY IN RIGHT-HANDED SUBJECTS - SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES, International journal of psychophysiology, 22(1-2), 1996, pp. 123-128
WE ARE FAR FROM UNDERSTANDING SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN SPATIAL-MATHEMATICAL ABILITIES DESPITE THE THEORY OF SEXUAL SELECTION
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, WE ARE FAR FROM UNDERSTANDING SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES IN SPATIAL-MATHEMATICAL ABILITIES DESPITE THE THEORY OF SEXUAL SELECTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 19(2), 1996, pp. 264
POSSIBLE LATERALIZATION OF PERIPHERAL-NERVE CONDUCTION ASSOCIATED WITH GENDER
Authors: TAN M TAN U
Citation: M. Tan et U. Tan, POSSIBLE LATERALIZATION OF PERIPHERAL-NERVE CONDUCTION ASSOCIATED WITH GENDER, Perceptual and motor skills, 81(3), 1995, pp. 939-943
THE GRASP REFLEX FROM THE RIGHT AND LEFT HAND IN HUMAN NEONATES INDICATES THAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES IN MALES, BUT ONLY THE RIGHT-HEMISPHERE IN FEMALES, IS FAVORED BY TESTOSTERONE
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, THE GRASP REFLEX FROM THE RIGHT AND LEFT HAND IN HUMAN NEONATES INDICATES THAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES IN MALES, BUT ONLY THE RIGHT-HEMISPHERE IN FEMALES, IS FAVORED BY TESTOSTERONE, International journal of psychophysiology, 16(1), 1994, pp. 39-47
AMOUNT OF ASYMMETRY IN GRASP REFLEX DEPENDS ON THE GRASP REFLEX OF THE LEFT HAND IN HUMAN NEONATES
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, AMOUNT OF ASYMMETRY IN GRASP REFLEX DEPENDS ON THE GRASP REFLEX OF THE LEFT HAND IN HUMAN NEONATES, Perceptual and motor skills, 78(1), 1994, pp. 80-82
ROLE OF PRENATAL POSITION IN GRASP-REFLEX ASYMMETRY IN HUMAN NEONATES
Authors: TAN U
Citation: U. Tan, ROLE OF PRENATAL POSITION IN GRASP-REFLEX ASYMMETRY IN HUMAN NEONATES, Perceptual and motor skills, 78(1), 1994, pp. 287-290
LATERALIZATION OF THE GRASP REFLEX IN MALE AND FEMALE HUMAN NEWBORNS
Authors: TAN U ORS R KURKCUOGLU M KUTLU N CANKAYA A
Citation: U. Tan et al., LATERALIZATION OF THE GRASP REFLEX IN MALE AND FEMALE HUMAN NEWBORNS, International journal of neuroscience, 62(3-4), 1992, pp. 155-163
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE DEGREE OF GRASP-REFLEX ASYMMETRY, GRASP-REFLEX STRENGTH FROM THE RIGHT AND LEFT HANDS, AND BODY-WEIGHT IN THEMALE AND FEMALE NEWBORN WITH AND WITHOUT FAMILIAL SINISTRALITY
Authors: TAN U ORS R KURKCUOGLU M KUTLU N CANKAYA A
Citation: U. Tan et al., THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE DEGREE OF GRASP-REFLEX ASYMMETRY, GRASP-REFLEX STRENGTH FROM THE RIGHT AND LEFT HANDS, AND BODY-WEIGHT IN THEMALE AND FEMALE NEWBORN WITH AND WITHOUT FAMILIAL SINISTRALITY, International journal of neuroscience, 62(3-4), 1992, pp. 165-172
RIGHT-DOMINANCE, LEFT-DOMINANCE AND AMBIDEXTERITY IN GRASP REFLEX IN HUMAN NEWBORN - IMPORTANCE OF LEFT BRAIN IN CEREBRAL LATERALIZATION
Authors: TAN U ORS R KURKCUOGLU M KUTLU N CANKAYA A
Citation: U. Tan et al., RIGHT-DOMINANCE, LEFT-DOMINANCE AND AMBIDEXTERITY IN GRASP REFLEX IN HUMAN NEWBORN - IMPORTANCE OF LEFT BRAIN IN CEREBRAL LATERALIZATION, International journal of neuroscience, 62(3-4), 1992, pp. 197-205
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