From: Patrick Wilken (patrickw@cs.monash.edu.au)
Date: Sun Nov 22 1998 - 05:36:09 MST
At 7:29 PM 22-11-98, Timothy Bates wrote:
>Goldberg is pretty explicit. He suggests that only men are lateralised on
>his task and has studied this in neuropsych populations. His idea is that
>the context-dependent left hemisphere/context-invariant right hemisphere
>dichotomoy doesn't hold in grousp with two X chromosomes.
Would this be expected to have any affect in cognitive styles between the
sexes? Or is this a structural difference with no, or little, functional
significance?
ciao, patrick
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