Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Brain, and Cognition

The effects of multi-task learning and time-varying hemispheric asymmetry on lateralisation in a neural network model
pp. 113-131(19)
Authors: Howard, Mary; Reggia, James

Pause before you respond: Handedness influences response style on the Tower of Hanoi task
pp. 133-147(15)
Authors: Wright, Lynn; Hardie, Scott; Rodway, Paul

An X-linked three allele model of hand preference and hand posture for writing
pp. 149-173(25)
Author: McKeever, Walter

A large-scale study of handedness and pregnancy/birth risk events: Implications for genetic theories of handedness
pp. 175-188(14)
Authors: Bailey, Lisa; McKeever, Walter

Right-left and the scrotum in Greek sculpture
pp. 189-199(11)
Author: McManus, I. C.

Hand preference survey of 5136 school children in Western Uganda
pp. 201-207(7)
Authors: Holder, M. K.; Kateeba, Deo

Hemispheric differences in the recognition of possible and impossible objects
pp. 209-224(16)
Authors: Goertz, Ralf; Goertz, Claudia

Book review
pp. 225-232(8)

Directional asymmetry is the key to the origin of modern Homo sapiens (the Broca-Annett axiom): A reply to Rogers' review of The Speciation of Modern Homo Sapiens
pp. 233-242(10)
Author: Crow, Tim

Erratum
pp. 243-243(1)