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Visuospatial Judgment
Archives of Neurology · 1978 · Vol. 35(6) · pp. 364–364
Arthur L. Benton✉(Hospice UK)
Abstract
We constructed and developed a brief test assessing capacity for discriminating the direction of lines. Application of the test to patients with unilateral brain disease disclosed a remarkably high frequency of defective performance in those with right hemisphere lesions. The performance of patients with left hemisphere lesions was comparable to that of control patients. Brevity and ease of administration make the test convenient for clinical use.
Visual and Cognitive Learning ProcessesSpatial Neglect and Hemispheric DysfunctionVisual perception and processing mechanismsRight hemisphereTest (biology)AudiologyPsychologyLateralization of brain functionWestern hemisphereMedicineCognitive psychologyGeographyGeology
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AdolescentAdultAgedBrain DiseasesFemaleHumansFunctional LateralityMaleMiddle AgedSpace Perception
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