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Timothy J. Carbary, Ph.D. - Publications

Affiliations: 
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 
Area:
early childhood CNS development, lateralization, hemispheric asymmetries, History of Neuroscience & Psychology
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2002 Erber NL, Almerigi JB, Carbary TJ, Harris LJ. The contribution of postural bias to lateral preferences for holding human infants. Brain and Cognition. 48: 352-6. PMID 12030466  0.722
2002 Carbary TJ, Almerigi JB, Harris LJ. Task difficulty reduces the left visual hemispace bias for judgments of emotion in chimeric faces. Brain and Cognition. 48: 304-11. PMID 12030457  0.717
2002 Almerigi JB, Carbary TJ, Harris LJ. Most adults show opposite-side biases in the imagined holding of infants and objects. Brain and Cognition. 48: 258-63. PMID 12030447  0.716
2001 Carbary TJ, Almerigi JB, Harris LJ. The left visual hemispace bias for the perception of chimeric faces: a further test of the difficulty of discrimination hypothesis. Brain and Cognition. 46: 57-62. PMID 11527364  0.718
2001 Harris LJ, Almerigi JB, Carbary TJ, Fogel TG. Left-side infant holding: a test of the hemispheric arousal-attentional hypothesis. Brain and Cognition. 46: 159-65. PMID 11527318 DOI: 10.1016/S0278-2626(01)80056-7  0.641
2000 Carbary TJ, Patterson JP, Snyder PJ. Foreign Accent Syndrome following a catastrophic second injury: MRI correlates, linguistic and voice pattern analyses. Brain and Cognition. 43: 78-85. PMID 10857668  0.396
1999 Carbary TJ, Almerigi JB, Harris LJ. The left visual hemispace bias for the perception of composite faces: A test of the difficulty-of-discrimination hypothesis Brain and Cognition. 40: 71-75.  0.71
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