JACQUELINE LIEDERMAN
Associate Professor
Director, Brain, Behavior and Cognition Program
Department of Psychology
Boston University
Research Interests
Interhemispheric interaction during information processing
Hemispatial neglect and anosognosia
Prenatal factors that cause neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyslexia
Recent Publications
Liederman, J. (1996). Evolving notions of mechanisms of interhemispheric cooperation during information processing. Laterality, 241-245
Sohn, Y.S., Liederman, J., and Reinitz, M. T (1996). Division of inputs
between the hemispheres eliminates illusory conjunctions: evidence of hemispheric independence. Neuropsychologia, 34, 1057-1068.
Liederman, J. (1995). A reinterpretation of the split brain syndrome: Implications for the function of cortico-cortical fibers. In R. Davidson and K. Hugdahl (Eds.), Brain Asymmetry, pp.451-490. Cambridge: MIT Press: Cambridge.
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