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A Journal Bibliography on Behavioural Dichotic Laterality for Natural Speech in Normal Subjects
NOTE A JOURNAL BIBLIOGRAPHY ON BEHAVIOURAL DICHOTIC LATERALITY FOR NATURAL SPEECH IN NORMAL SUBJECTS Stephen M. Williams (Psychology Department, University of Ulster at Coleraine, Northern Ireland)
In 1970 Cortex published a bibliography of dichotic listening. The present compilation is far more restricted in scope (though not in numerosity). It does not cover clinical studies, except where these have included a normal control group. It does not cover dichotic studies aimed at issues other than laterality, such as selected or divided attention, dual task performance and interference or perceptual fusion/separation. It is restricted to behavioural work and does not cover neurophysiological studies such as those with sodium amytal, computerised tomography, positron emission tomography, electroencephalograpy, regional cerebral blood flow or electrical stimulation. It does not cover work with synthetic speech, to an extent for the arbitrary reason of task-manageability. Also however such work seems to be focussed on scientific questions of phonology rather than clinical application; there are indications that some synthetic CV syllable tapes may be perceptually too difficult to be useful with brain-damaged subjects (Niccum, Rubens and Speaks, 1981 ). Finally the coverage is restricted to journal papers, mainly because of a relatively inflexible source database through which the first search was done. In the light of all these restrictions the assemblage of 134 references confirms that dichotic rather than monaural remains the preferred mode of presentation for this sort of work (Williams, 1988). Thirtysixjounals are represented, from which Cortex (30 items) and Neuropsychologia (29 items) stand out. Other important sources are Brain and Language and Dissertation Abstracts International (7 items apiece) and The Canadian Journal of Psychology and Perceptual and Motor Skills (5 items apiece). Seventy-one (53%) of the papers are collaborative. The bibliography is ordered by year of publication and alphabetically within each year. Examining the time course of publication in this area (smoothed as a three-year moving average), it rose during the early'sixties to a low plateau (1966-73) of about three papers per annum, shifted onto a higher plateau (1974-79) of five per annum and has since risen to the present rate of about eight papers per annum. REFERENCES
A.B., and SPEAKS, C. Effects of stimulus material on the dichotic listening performance of aphasic patients. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 24: 526-534, 1981. WILLIAMS, S.M. Bibliographic analysis of monaural ear differences. International Journal of Clinical Neuropsychology, 10: 49-50, 1988.
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D. Cerebral dominance and the perception of verbal stimuli Canadian Journal of Psychology, 15: 166-171, 1961. INGLIS, J. Dichotic stimulation, temporal lobe damage, and the perception and storage of auditory stimuli - a note on Kimura's findings. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 16 (I): 11-16, 1962a.
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INGLIS J. The effect of age on responses to dichotic stimulation. Nature, 194: 1101, 1962b. KIMu~, D. Perceptual and memory functions of the left temporal lobe- a reply to Dr Inglis. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 16: 18-22, 1962. KiMURA, D. Speech lateralization in young children as determined by an auditory test. Journal of Comparative and Psychological Psychology, 56: 899-902, 1963a. KIMURA, D. A note on cerebral dominance in hearing. Acta Otolaryngologica, 56: 617-618, 1963b. BROADBENT, D.E., and GREGORY, M.M.P. Accuracy of recognition for speech presented to the right and left ears. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 16: 359-360, 1964. DIRKS, D. Perception of dichotic and monaural verbal material and cerebral dominance for speech. Acta Otolaryngologica, 58: 73-80, 1964. BORKOWSKI, J.G., SPREEN, 0., and STUTZ, J.Z. Ear preference and abstractness in dichotic listening. Psychonomic Science, 3: 547-548, 1965. SATZ, P., ACHENBACH, K., PATTISHALL, E., and FENNELL, E. Dichotic listening. Cortex, 1: 377-396, 1965. BARTZ, W.H., SATZ, P., and FENNELL, E. Grouping strategies in dichotic listening: The effects of instructions, rate of presentation and ear dominance. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 74 ( 1): 132-136, 1967. BARTZ, W.H., SATZ, P., FENNELL, E., and LALLY, J.R. Meaningfulness and laterality in dichotic listening. Journal of Experimental Psychology, 73: 204-210, 1967. BRYDEN, M.P. An evaluation of some models of laterality effects in dichotic listening. Acta Otolaryngologica, 63: 595-564, 1967. CURRY, F.K.W. Handedness and dichotic listening tasks. Cortex, 3: 343-352, 1967. CURRY, F.K.W., and RUTHERFORD, D.R. Recognition and recall of dichotically presented verbal stimulation by right-handers and left-handers. Neuropsychologia, 5: 119-126, 1967. KIMURA, D. Functional asymmetry of the brain in dichotic listening. Cortex, 3: 163-178, 1967. OXBURY, S., 0XBURY, J.M., and GARDINER, J. Laterality effects in dichotic listening. Nature, 214: 742-743, 1967. BARTZ, W.H. Serial position effects in dichotic listening. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 27: 1014, 1968. CURRY, F.K.W. Dichotic listening after right hemispherectomy. Cortex, 4: 144-153, 1968. INGLIS, J. On relative effects of different sources of variation in dichotic listening performance. British Journal of Psychology, 59: 415, 1968. SATZ, P. Laterality effects in dichotic listening. Nature, 218: 277-278, 1968. SPARKS, R., and GESCHWIND, N. Dichotic listening in man after section of neo-cortical commissures. Cortex, 4: 3-16, 1968. BRYDEN, M.P. Binaural competition and the division of attention as determinants of the laterality effect in dichotic listening. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 23: 101-113, 1969. CARR, B.M. Ear effect variables and order of report in dichotic listening. Cortex, 5: 63-68, 1969. NAGAFUCHI, M. Development of dichotic and monaural hearing abilities in young children. Acta Otolaryngologica, 69: 409-414, 1970. BRYDEN, M.P. Laterality effects in dichotic listening: Relations with handedness and reading ability in children. Neuropsychologia, 8: 443-450, 1970. RICHARDSON, D.H. and KNIGHTS, R.M. A bibliography on dichotic listening. Cortex, 6: 236-240, 1970. STUDDERT-KENNEDY, M., and SHANKWEILER, D.P. Hemispheric specialization for speech perception. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 48: 579-593, 1970. SPARKS, T., GOODGLASS, H., and NICKEL, B., Dichotic listening after hemispheric lesions: ipsilateral vs contralateral extinction. Cortex, 6: 249-260, 1970. ZURIF, E.B., and SAlT, P.E. The role of syntax in dichotic listening. Neuropsychologia, 10: 103-110, 1970. BRYDEN, M.P. Attention in dichotic listening. Cognitive Psychology, 2: 99-116, 1971. GEFFNER, D.S., and HocHBERG, I. Dichotic listening and socio-economic status. Cortex, 7: 193-203, 1971. SPRINGER, S.P. Ear asymmetry in a dichotic detection task. Perception and Psychophysics, I 0: 391-393, 1971. GooDGLASS, H., and PECK, E.A. Dichotic ear order effects in Korsakoff and normal subjects. Neuropsychologia, 10: 211-217, 1972. ZURIF, E.B., and MENDELSOHN, M. Hemispheric specialization for the perception of speech sounds. The influence of intonation and structure. Perception and Psychophysics, 11: 329-332, 1972. GOODGLASS, H. Developmental comparison of vowels and consonants in dichotic listening. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 16 (4): 744-752, 1973. NACHSON, I. Effects of cerebral dominance and attention on dichotic listening. T-I-T Journal of Life Sciences, 3: 107-114, 1973.
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NACHSON, I., and CARMON, A. Relationship between accuracy of report and ear differences in dichotic listening. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 37: 653-654, 1973. BARTHOLOMEUS, B. Ear superiority for sung speech. Cortex, 10: 215-223, 1974. GoDFREY, J.J. Perceptual difficulty and the right ear advantage for vowels. Brain and Language, 1: 323-336, 1974. LEVY, C.M., and BoWERS, D. Hemispheric asymmetry of reaction time in a dichotic discrimination task. Cortex, 10: 18-26, 1974. PIZZAMIGLIO, L., PASCUL!O, C. de, and VIGNATI, A. Stability of the dichotic listening test. Cortex, 10: 203-205, 1974. YENI-KOMSHIAN, G.H., and GoRDON, J.F. The effect of memory load on the right ear advantage in dichotic listening. Brain and Language, 1: 375-381, 1974. ZuRIF, E. B. Auditory lateralization: Prosodic and syntactic factors. Brain and Language, 1: 391-404, 1974. BRYDEN, M.P. Speech lateralization in families: a preliminary study using dichotic listening. Brain and Language, 2: 201-211, 1975. INGRAM, D. Cerebral speech lateralization in young children. Neuropsychologia, 13: 103-105, 1975. MooRE, W.H., and WEIDNER, W.E. Dichotic word-perception of aphasic and normal subjects. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 40: 379-386, 1975. SHANKWEILER, D.P., and STUDDERT-KENNEDY, M.S. A continuum of lateralization for speech perception. Brain and Language, 2: 212-225, 1975. STUDDERT-KENNEDY, M.S. Two questions. Brain and Language, 2: 123-130, 1975. VINCENT, T., and BRADSHAW, J.L. A simple device for the preparation of exactly aligned dichotic tapes. Behavior, Research Methods and Instrumentation, 7: 534-538, 1975. BoRoWY, T., and GOEBEL, R. Cerebral lateralization of speech: The effects of age, sex, race and socio-economic status. Neuropsychologia, 14: 363-370, 1976. BRIGGS, G.G., and NEBES, R.D. The effects of handedness, familial sinistrality amd sex on the performance of a dichotic listening task. Neuropsychologia, 14: 129-133, 1976. THOMSON, M.E. A comparison of lateralization effects in dyslexics and controls using verbal dichotic listening tasks. Neuropsychologia, 14: 243-246, 1976. HEESCHEN, C., and JuRGENS, R. Pragmatic-semantic and syntactic factors influencing ear differences in dichotic listening. Cortex, 13: 74-84, 1977. LISHMAN, W.A., and McMEEKAN, E.R. Handedness in relation to direction and degree of cerebral dominance for language. Cortex, 13: 30-43, 1977. McKEEVER, W.F., and VANDEVENTER, A.D. Visual and auditory language processing asymmetries: influences of handedness, familial sinistrality, and sex. Cortex, 13: 225-241, 1977. REPP, B.H. Dichotic competition of speech sounds: the role of acoustic stimulus structure. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 3: 37-50, 1977. SCHULMAN-GALAMBOS, C. Dichotic listening performance in elementary and college students. Neuropsychologia, 15: 577-584, 1977. GEFFEN, G. The development of the right ear advantage in dichotic listening with focussed attention. Cortex, 14: 169-177, 1978. GORDON, H.W., and LAMM, D. Group dichotic listening. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 46: 1293-1294, 1978. McFARLAND, K., McFARLAND, M.L., BAIN, J.D., and ASHTON, R. Ear differences of abstract and concrete word recognition. Neuropsychologia, 16 (5): 555-561, 1978. REPP, B.H. Stimulus dominance and ear asymmetry: right dominance in the perception of dichotic voicing contrasts. Brain and Language, 5: 310-330, 1978. SEARLEMAN, A. Subject variables as predictors of cerebral organisation for language: evidence from dichotic listening. Ph.D. SUNY Stony Brook, 1978. SPRINGER, S.P., and SEARLEMAN, A. The ontogeny of hemispheric specialization: Evidence from dichotic listening in twins. Neuropsychologia, 16: 269-282, 1978. DIVENYI, P.L. and EFRON, R. Spectral vs temporal features in dichotic listening. Brain and Language, 7: 375-386, 1979. GEFFEN, G., and TRAUB, E. Preferred hand and familial sinistrality in dichotic monitoring. Neuropsychologia, 17: 527-532, 1979. KELLY, R.D., and ORTON, K.D. Dichotic perception of word-pairs with mixed image-values. Neuropsychologia, 17: 363-371, 1979. GEFFEN, G., and TRAUB, E. The effects of duration of stimulation, preferred hand and familial sinistrality on dichotic monitoring. Cortex, 16: 53-94, 1980. PIAZZA, D.M. The influence of sex and handedness in the hemispheric specialization of verbal and nonverbal tasks. Neuropsychologia, 18: 163-176, 1980. SPEAKS, C., BlECHA, M., and SCHILLING, M. Contributions of monotic intelligibility to dichotic perfomance. Ear and Hearing, 1 (5): 259-266, 1980.
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TwEEDY, J. R., R!NN, W.E., and SPRINGER, S.P. Performance asymmetries in dichotic listening: The role of structural and attentional mechanisms. Neuropsychologia, 18: 331-338, 1980. WEXLER, B.E., and HENINGER, G.R. Effect of concurrent administration of verbal and spatial tasks on a language related dichotic listening measure of perceptual asymmetry. N europsychologia, 18: 379-382, 1980. BEAUMONT, J.G., and McCARTHY, R. Dichotic ear advantage and writing posture. Neuropsychologia, 19: 469-472, 1981. BRYDEN, M.P., and ALLARD, F. Do auditory perceptual asymmetries develop? Cortex, 17: 313-318, 1981. CoDE, C. Dichotic listening with the communicatively impaired: results from trials of a short british-english dichotic word test. Journal of Phonetics, 9 (4): 375-383, 1981. ELING, P. The dichotic listening test as a diagnostic aid: A Literature review. Nederleands Tifdschrift voor die Psychologie en haar Grensgebieden, 36 (2): 109-120, 1981. ELING, P., MARSHALL, J.C., and, VAN GALEN, G.P. Development of dichotic right ear advantage. Neuropsycologia, 19: 767<773, 1981. GEFFEN, G., and CAUDREY, D. Reliability and validity of the dichotic monitoring test for language lateralization. Neuropsycologia, 19: 413-423, 1981. GORDON, D., and ZATORRE, R. A right ear advantage for dichotic listening in bilingual children. Brain and Language, 13: 389-396, 1981. SPEAKS, C., CARNEY, E., NICCUM, N., and JOHNSON, C. Stimulus dominance in dichotic listening. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 24 (3): 430-437, 1981. TENG, E.L. Dichotic ear difference is a poor index for the functional asymmetry between the cerebral hemispheres. Neuropsychologia, 19: 235-240, 1981. TZAVARAS, A., KAPRINIS, G., and GATZOYAS, A. Literacy and hemispheric specialization for language: digit dichotic listening. Neuropsychologia, 19 (4): 565-570, 1981. WALE, J., and GEFFEN, G. Dichotic monitoring as a test of hemisphere differences in cases of epilepsy. Cortex, 17: 135-140, 1981. BIRKETT, P., and TERRY, M. Laterality, order of report and attention in a dichotic CV syllable task. Cortex, 18: 227-244, 1982. ELING, P. Consistency of ear advantage in two verbal dichotic tasks. International Journal of Clinical Neuropsycology, 4: 367-371, 1982. HISCOCK, M., and BERGSTROM, K.J. The lengthy persistence of priming effects in dichotic listening. Neuropsychologia, 20: 43-53, 1982. JONES, B., and SoLLNER, R. Recognition memory for dichotically presented word pairs in righthanded and left-handed males. Cortex, 18: 395-402, 1982. McCLUNG, B.B. Lateralization of a second language by monolingual and bilingual subjects as determined by dichotic listening. Dissertation Abstracts International, 42: 4782, 1982. Smns, J.J. Predicting brain organisation from dichotic listening studies: cortical and subcortical functional asymmetries contribute to perceptual asymmetries. Brain and Language, 17 (2): 287-300, 1982. WILLIAMS, S.M. Dichotic lateral asymmetry: the effects of grammatical structure and telephone usage. Neuropsychologia, 20 (4): 457-464, 1982. BRYDEN, M.P., MARSHALL, K., and ALLARD, F. Attentional bias and the right ear advantage in dichotic listening. Brain and Language, 18: 236-248, 1983. DYKACZ, J.M. Probability models for a dichotic listening experiment. Dissertation Abstracts International, 44: 994-995, 1983. HUANG, M.S. Decoding embedded sentences and dichotic ear advantage. Journal of Psychology, 113: 101-111, 1983. MoHR, E. Does the concept of lateralization sufficiently explain dichotic listening performance? Dissertation Abstracts International, 44: 920-921, 1983. WEXLER, B.E., and HALWES, T. Increasing the power of dichotic methods: the fused rhymed words test. Neuropsychologia, 21 (1): 59-66, 1983. WHITAKER, L.A. Item analysis of a single response dichotic listening test. Cortex, 19: 243-357, 1983. BERGER-GROSS, P., and BRUDER, G.E. Dichotic listening in the morning and evening. International Journal of Neuroscience, 22 (3): 227-282, 1984. DENNIS, I. Predicting brain organisation from dichotic listening performance: a note on Sid tis. Brain and Language, 21 (2): 351-353, 1984. LEKSA, B.J. Lateralization of function for speech among right-handers: evidence from 2 dichotic listening tasks. Dissertation Abstracts International, 44: 2249, 1984. McKEEVER, W.F., NOLAN, D.R., DIEHL, J.A., and SEITZ, K.S. Handedness and language lateralization: Discrimination of handedness groups, on the dichotic CV task. Cortex, 20: 509-523, 1984.
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MORRIS, R., BAKKER, D., SATZ, P., and VAN DER VLUGT, H. Dichotic ear advantage: patterns of longitudinal development. Brain and Language, 22: 29-66, 1984. PRIOR, M.R., CUMMING, G., and HENDY, J. Recognition of abstract and concrete words in a dichotic listening paradigm. Cortex, 20: 149-157, 1984. TARTTER, V.C. Laterality differences in speaker and consonant identification in dichotic listening. Brain and Language, 23: 74-85, 1984. MoHR, E., and CoSTA, L. Ear asymmetries in dichotic listening tasks which increase in difficulty. Brain and Language, 24 :233-245, 1985. SPEAKS, C.E., NICCUM, N., and VAN TASSEL, D. Effects of stimulus material on the dichotic listening performance of patients with sensorineural hearing loss. Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 28 (1): 16-25, 1985. WEXLER, B.E., and HALWES, T. Dichotic listening tests in studying brain-behavior relationships. Neuropsychologia, 23: 545-559, 1985. WHITAKER, L.A. Introduction of a new metric for the analysis of ear advantage in a dichotic single-response test. Acta Psychologica, 59 (2): 195-208, 1985. WILLIAMS, S.M. Advantage for speech from the right side of the sensory field: Two facts and an interpretation. Cognitive Systems 1 (3): 187-205, 1985. BRADSHAW, J.L., BURDEN, V., and NETTLETON, N.C. Dichotic and dichhaptic techniques. Neuropsychologia, 24: 79-90,1986. BRYDEN, M.P. Dichotic listening performance, cognitive ability and cerebral organisation. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 40: 445-456, 1986. HARPER, L.V., and KRAFT, R.H. Lateralization of receptive language in preschoolers: test-retest reliability in a dichotic listening task. Developmental Psychology, 22 (4): 553-556, 1986. HUGDAHL, K., and ANDERSON, L. The "forced-attention" paradigm in dichotic listening to CV syllables: a comparison between adults and children. Cortex, 22: 17-32, 1986. HYND, G.W., SNOW, J., and GRANT WILLIS, W. Visuo-spatial orientation and dichotic listening asymmetries. Cortex, 22: 313-318, 1986. MURRAY, J. The role of spatial complexity in the perception of speech and pure tones in dichotic listening. Brain and Cognition, 5 (4): 452-464, 1986. NACHSON, I. Cross-language differences in dichotic listening. International Journal of Psychology, 21: 617-625, 1986. STRAUSS, E. Hand, foot, eye and ear preferences and performance on a dichotic listening test. Cortex, 22: 475-482, 1986. BucHKOSKI, C.P. A comparison of 2 dichotic listening tests: A study of the language lateralization in sinistrals. Dissertation Abstracts International, 47: 4295, 1987. GRAVES, R.E., MORLEY, S. and MARCOPULOS, B.A. Measurement of the dichotic ear advantage for intersubject and interstimulus comparisons. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 9 (5): 511-526, 1987. HiscocK, M., and MAcKAY, M. A signal detection procedure eliminates priming biases in dichotic listening. Neuropsychologia, 25: 507-518, 1987. HUGDAHL, K., and FRANZUN, M. Dichotic listening performance to CVs between versus within groups. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 28 (1): 26-34, 1987. HUGDAHL, K., and ANDERSSON, B. Dichotic listening and reading acquisition in children: a 1 yr follow-up. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 9 (6): 631-649, 1987. JARIABKOVA, K. Two verbal dichotic listening tasks (Slovak). Ceskoslovenska psychologie, 31 (4): 296-300, 1987. JONES, M.W. Cerebrallateralization: The relation between a dichotic words test and performance measures of handedness. Dissertation Abstracts International, 47: 3958, 1987. MoHR, E. Cognitive style and order of recall effects in dichotic listening. Cortex, 23: 223-236, 1987. MORAIS, J., CASTRO, S.L., SCLIACABRAL, L., KALINSKY, R., and CONTENT, A. The effects of literacy on the recognition of dichotic words. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (Human), 39 (3): 451-466, 1987. PETERS, M., and McGRORY, J. Dichotic listening performance and writing posture in right- and left-handers. Brain and Language, 32 (2): 253-264, 1987. WILLIAMS, S.M. Stimulus-independence of dichotic testing for perception asymmetry: sentences vs unrelated words. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 63: 97-98, 1987. BRYDEN, M.P. Correlates of the dichotic right ear effect. Cortex, 24: 313-319, 1988. EMMERICH, D.S., HARRIS, J., BROWN, W.S., and SPRINGER, S.P. The relationship between auditory sensitivity and ear advantage on a dichotic listening task. Neuropsychologia, 26 (1): 133-143, . 1~8.
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GAILLARD, F., CONVERSO, G., and BEN AMMAR, S. The long-term reliability of a dichotic digit-recall test: a longitudinal study of primary schoolchildren over 5 yrs. European Bulletin of Cognitive Psychology, 8 (!): 27-38, 1988. GEFFEN, G. The effects of orientation and maintenance of attention on hemispheric asymmetry for speech perception. Cortex, 24: 255-265, 1988. HATIA, T. Reliability of lateralization effects in dichotic listening. Psychologia, 31 (2): 84-90, 1988. 0BRZUT, I.E., CoNRAD, P.F., BRYDEN, M.P., and BOLIEK, W. Cued dichotic listening with righthanded and left-handed bilingual and learning-disabled children. Neuropsychologia, 26 (1): 119-131, 1988. STEPHEN, R.F., and PATE, J.L. Response competition and target word detection during a dichotic listening task. Journal of General Psychology, 115 (2): 285-292, 1988. Stephen M. Williams, Psychology Department, University of Ulster at Coleraine, Northern Ireland BT52 lS.a
In 1970 Cortex published a bibliography of dichotic listening. The present compilation is far more restricted in scope (though not in numerosity). It does not cover clinical studies, except where these have included a normal control group. It does not cover dichotic studies aimed at issues other than laterality, such as selected or divided attention, dual task performance and interference or perceptual fusion/separation. It is restricted to behavioural work and does not cover neurophysiological studies such as those with sodium amytal, computerised tomography, positron emission tomography, electroencephalograpy, regional cerebral blood flow or electrical stimulation. It does not cover work with synthetic speech, to an extent for the arbitrary reason of task-manageability. Also however such work seems to be focussed on scientific questions of phonology rather than clinical application; there are indications that some synthetic CV syllable tapes may be perceptually too difficult to be useful with brain-damaged subjects (Niccum, Rubens and Speaks, 1981 ). Finally the coverage is restricted to journal papers, mainly because of a relatively inflexible source database through which the first search was done. In the light of all these restrictions the assemblage of 134 references confirms that dichotic rather than monaural remains the preferred mode of presentation for this sort of work (Williams, 1988). Thirtysixjounals are represented, from which Cortex (30 items) and Neuropsychologia (29 items) stand out. Other important sources are Brain and Language and Dissertation Abstracts International (7 items apiece) and The Canadian Journal of Psychology and Perceptual and Motor Skills (5 items apiece). Seventy-one (53%) of the papers are collaborative. The bibliography is ordered by year of publication and alphabetically within each year. Examining the time course of publication in this area (smoothed as a three-year moving average), it rose during the early'sixties to a low plateau (1966-73) of about three papers per annum, shifted onto a higher plateau (1974-79) of five per annum and has since risen to the present rate of about eight papers per annum. REFERENCES
A.B., and SPEAKS, C. Effects of stimulus material on the dichotic listening performance of aphasic patients. Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 24: 526-534, 1981. WILLIAMS, S.M. Bibliographic analysis of monaural ear differences. International Journal of Clinical Neuropsychology, 10: 49-50, 1988.
NICCUM, N., RUBENS,
BIBLIOGRAPHY
D. Cerebral dominance and the perception of verbal stimuli Canadian Journal of Psychology, 15: 166-171, 1961. INGLIS, J. Dichotic stimulation, temporal lobe damage, and the perception and storage of auditory stimuli - a note on Kimura's findings. Canadian Journal of Psychology, 16 (I): 11-16, 1962a.
KIMURA,
Cortex, (1989) 25, 523-528
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GAILLARD, F., CONVERSO, G., and BEN AMMAR, S. The long-term reliability of a dichotic digit-recall test: a longitudinal study of primary schoolchildren over 5 yrs. European Bulletin of Cognitive Psychology, 8 (!): 27-38, 1988. GEFFEN, G. The effects of orientation and maintenance of attention on hemispheric asymmetry for speech perception. Cortex, 24: 255-265, 1988. HATIA, T. Reliability of lateralization effects in dichotic listening. Psychologia, 31 (2): 84-90, 1988. 0BRZUT, I.E., CoNRAD, P.F., BRYDEN, M.P., and BOLIEK, W. Cued dichotic listening with righthanded and left-handed bilingual and learning-disabled children. Neuropsychologia, 26 (1): 119-131, 1988. STEPHEN, R.F., and PATE, J.L. Response competition and target word detection during a dichotic listening task. Journal of General Psychology, 115 (2): 285-292, 1988. Stephen M. Williams, Psychology Department, University of Ulster at Coleraine, Northern Ireland BT52 lS.a