[Lateralization factors in the vertebrate brain].
Conditioning in white rats and suppression of a hemisphere's cortex with spreading depression revealed that the right hemisphere prevailed in perception of space, in the simultaneous information processing, in perception of concrete signs and in deductive processing whereas the left hemisphere was predominant in perception of time, in successive information processing, in perception of abstract signs and in inductive processing. Induction and deduction are hypothetically assumed to be the main factors determining the lateralization of functions in the brain hemispheres.
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Faktory lateralizatsii mozga pozvonochnykh.