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  • CANDICE A1: Measuring language lateralisation with different language tasks: A systematic review

    Bradshaw, Thompson, Wilson & 2 more
    This is a preprint of a systematic review that aims to summarise research using different language tasks to measure laterality for different component...
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  • CANDICE A2a: Measurement of language laterality

    Bishop, Thompson, Woodhead & 2 more
    This project tested lateralisation in three speech generation tasks: - Sentence Generation - Word Generation (phonological verbal fluency) - List Gene...
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  • Inconsistent lateralisation of language functions: a risk factor for language impairment?

    Bradshaw, Woodhead, Thompson & 1 more
    This project investigated within individual variability in lateralisation across different language tasks, and tested the hypothesis that inconsistent...
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  • CANDICE A2 Extension: Left vs Right handers

    Woodhead, Thompson, Bishop & 1 more
    Data and scripts required to replicate Woodhead et al (Under Review). For instructions, see Analysis_Readme.pdf.
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  • CANDICE COLA: The brain basis of inconsistent language lateralisation

    Bishop, Woodhead, Parker & 3 more
    Scripts and materials associated with the Registered Report 'Inconsistent language lateralisation: evidence from behaviour and lateralised cerebral bl...
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  • Cerebral laterality during writing

    Papadatou-Pastou & Badcock
    The cerebral lateralization of written language has received very limited research attention in comparison to the wealth of studies on the cerebral la...
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  • Making sense of the handedness data using meta-analysis

    Papadatou-Pastou
    The field of handedness is overrun by the amount of published studies.This vast quantity of studies makes it taxing for scientists to distil the knowl...
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