Hemispheric processing in differential classical eyelid conditioning

Abstract

During both stages of a two-stage differential classical eyelid conditioning study, visual CSs were projected randomly either to the right or to the left of a central fixation point in order to investigate a hypothesis relating the differences between V-form and C-form responders to cerebral hemispheric processing asymmetries. Failing to extend the findings of an earlier investigation, the present set of results provided little evidence in support of the hemispheric point of view.