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UC Merced Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society Title Handedness and Heterogeneity in Cognitive Science Publication Date
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Outside of cognitive neuropsychology, it is often assumed that differences among individuals in cognitive activity may be adequately represented theoretically in terms only of quantitative variation across a population. A possible exception to the presumption of homogeneity within cognitive processing is explored here. It is shown that left-handed and right-handed populations exhibit consistent, qualitative differences in their remembering of orientational information. It is concluded that the
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