Abstract
Ear asymmetries in dichotic monitoring performance were assessed in 105 subjects (77M, 28F). A right ear advantage (REA) was found more often in right than mixed or left handed subjects. Handedness did not affect the magnitude of asymmetry. Familial sinistrality could only be examined in male left handers, and was found to increase the incidence of REA's. Non-familial sinistrals were equally distributed in terms of left, right and no ear advantage.
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