Lateralized visuospatial and facial emotional processing in males
Kay Chai Peter Tay
Broschiertes Buch

Lateralized visuospatial and facial emotional processing in males

Relationship to 2D:4D finger length ratio

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Sex Hormones, particularly fetal testosterone, have been linked to the development of cerebral laterality and sex-specific cognitive capacities. A putative marker of fetal testosterone exposure, ratio of the second to fourth (2D:4D) finger, has been associated with elements of right hemisphere capacity but few studies have directly examined different abilities concurrently. The present study examined 2D:4D finger length ratio in relation to a two-part visuospatial judgment task and facial emotion recognition task. The findings showed that emotion perception was associated with both hemispheric...