Dominance hemisphere for speeches.

[Guest guest]

Hi All,

I sought methods qualification dominance hemisphere( for needs neurofeedback), especially for speeches.

I did not find strong papers . On my way checked the weight opinion, that centres speech this mostly - left hemisphere.

Dear members group, what your inquiry, brought to light in this to matter ?

How you unknot this problem ? You have certainty of choice ?

Somebody, purposely coached left hemispheres,..... as right ?

Best. Jan

Szukałem metody określenia dominującej półkuli(dla potrzeb neurofeedback) , szczególnie dla mowy .

Nie znalazłem mocnych papierów . Na mojej drodze przeważał pogląd , że centra mowy to głównie - lewa półkula .

Drodzy członkowie grupy , co wasze śledztwo ujawniło w tej sprawie ?

Jak rozwiązujecie ten problem ? Czy macie pewność wyboru ?

Czy ktoś , celowo trenował lewą półkulę, ...jako prawą ?

Contralateral Brain???

Listmates,We all know that, for the most part, the left brain controls the right part of the body and vice versa. I also understand that there are some connections that are ipsilateral (same side). I was just wondering, however, are there some people whose right side controls right body and left brain to left body? I know this is not what we learn in normal cases, but are there anomalies like with people whose language center may be on the right, etc. If this is possible, how could we tell if an individual is like this?Connie Almony

[Guest guest]

Jan,

I agree that the question of how to decide whether the left hemisphere is

dominant for language is not easy to answer. Fortunately, since a very high

percent of people are left dominant, it is not a problem very often.

I used a technique called conjugate lateral eye movement. You ask a person to

perform mental calculation and watch for the direction the eyes move during

calculation. If they move to the right, the person is using the left hemisphere

for calculation, which is consistent with left-dominant language. If they more

left, then I would be more willing to consider possible reverse dominance.

The much greater problem is the incomplete dominant brain. Many children

especially use left hand for some tasks and right for others. This often

results in language difficulties, sometimes letter reversal, sometimes

stuttering, because the brain is attempting to use both sides for language.

In the few cases where I have been unsure if I had a right-dominant client, I

have tried reversing some simply protocols (e.g. C3 beta moving to C4) to see if

we got better results.

Pete

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> From: " STUDIO EEG-BIOFEEDBACK. POLAND " <soliserw@...>

> Date: 2006/02/13 Mon PM 04:12:34 EST

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> Subject: Dominance hemisphere for speeches.

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> Hi All,

> I sought methods qualification dominance hemisphere( for needs

neurofeedback), especially for speeches.

> I did not find strong papers . On my way checked the weight opinion, that

centres speech this mostly - left hemisphere.

> Dear members group, what your inquiry, brought to light in this to matter ?

> How you unknot this problem ? You have certainty of choice ?

> Somebody, purposely coached left hemispheres,..... as right ?

> Best. Jan

>

> Szukalem metody okreslenia dominujacej pólkuli(dla potrzeb neurofeedback) ,

szczególnie dla mowy .

> Nie znalazlem mocnych papierów . Na mojej drodze przewazal poglad , ze centra

mowy to glównie - lewa pólkula .

> Drodzy czlonkowie grupy , co wasze sledztwo ujawnilo w tej sprawie ?

> Jak rozwiazujecie ten problem ? Czy macie pewnosc wyboru ?

> Czy ktos , celowo trenowal lewa pólkule, ...jako prawa ?

> Contralateral Brain???

>

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> Listmates,

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> We all know that, for the most part, the left brain controls the right

> part of the body and vice versa. I also understand that there are

> some connections that are ipsilateral (same side). I was just

> wondering, however, are there some people whose right side controls

> right body and left brain to left body? I know this is not what we

> learn in normal cases, but are there anomalies like with people whose

> language center may be on the right, etc. If this is possible, how

> could we tell if an individual is like this?

>

> Connie Almony

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