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Independent Lateralization of Language, Attention, and Numerical Cognition Across Task and Rest

2025-11-24

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Hemispheric functional complementarity is a core organizational principle of the human brain, yet the extent to which lateralization in one domain constrains that of others remains unclear. Two main accounts have been proposed: the causal hypothesis, in which dominance for one function drives complementary dominance in another, and the statistical hypothesis, in which each function lateralizes independently. Using...

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7c7ef3c3-4027-5aba-b00f-2304ab7ffd46
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10.1101/2025.11.23.690045
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