Abstract
Studies showing different processing styles or biases for the two cerebral hemispheres often confound stimulus qualities with task requirements. A letter matching task avoids this problem [5–7] by using the same stimuli for two task strategies that differentiate hemisphere advantage. We have confirmed these findings in a similar paradigm, but also find that the sexes do not contribute equally to the effect.
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