Personality, hemispheric dominance, and cognitive style.: An article from: Journal of College Reading and Learning

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From the supplier: A study of medical students and undergraduates shows those judged as left- or right-brained dominant have significantly different personalities. These results were obtained through multivariate analyses of data provided by the Hemispheric Mode Indicator to determine hemisphere dominance and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to determine personality type. Educators can vary their instructional styles based on these results.

Citation Details
Title: Personality, hemispheric dominance, and cognitive style.
Author: Jaime Hylton
Publication:Journal of College Reading and Learning (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1997
Publisher: College Reading and Learning Association
Volume: v27 Issue: n3 Page: p96(12)

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