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laterality
lat·er·al·i·ty L0061765 (lăt′ə-răl′ĭ-tē)n. Preference in using one side of the body over the other.laterality (ˌlætəˈrælɪtɪ) n (Psychology) psychol the difference in the mental functions controlled by the left and right cerebral hemispheres of the brainlat•er•al•i•ty (ˌlæt əˈræl ɪ ti)
n. 1. the use of one hand in preference to the other. Compare handedness. 2. the dominance or superior development of one side of the body or brain. [1640–50] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | laterality - localization of function on either the right or left sides of the brainlateralisation, lateralizationlocalisation, localisation of function, localisation principle, localization of function, localization principle, localization - (physiology) the principle that specific functions have relatively circumscribed locations in some particular part or organ of the body | | 2. | laterality - the property of using one hand more than the otherhandednessasymmetry, dissymmetry, imbalance - (mathematics) a lack of symmetryambidexterity, ambidextrousness - the property of being equally skillful with each handsinistrality, left-handedness - preference for using the left handdextrality, right-handedness - preference for using the right hand | | 3. | laterality - superior development of one side of the bodydominancebodily property - an attribute of the body |
laterality
laterality [lat″er-al´ĭ-te] a tendency to use preferentially in voluntary motor acts the parts along one side of the body, such as the ear, eye, hand, or leg; see also dextrality" >dextrality, sinistrality" >sinistrality, and handedness" >handedness.crossed laterality the preferential use of contralateral members of the different pairs of organs in voluntary motor acts, e.g., right eye and left hand.dominant laterality the preferential use of ipsilateral members of the different pairs of organs in voluntary motor acts, e.g., right (dextrality) or left (sinistrality) ear, eye, hand, and leg.lat·er·al·i·ty (lat'ĕr-al'i-tē), Referring to a side of the body or of a structure; specifically, the dominance of one side of the brain or the body.laterality (lăt′ə-răl′ĭ-tē)n. Preference in using one side of the body over the other.lat·er·al·i·ty (lat'ĕr-al'i-tē) Referring to a side of the body or of a structure; specifically, the dominance of one side of the brain or the body. laterality 1. Pertaining to one side. 2. A tendency to use or occur in one side rather than the other. 3. Dominance of one hemisphere of the brain over the other. lat·er·al·i·ty (lat'ĕr-al'i-tē) Referring to a side of body or structure; specifically, dominance of one side of brain or body. Patient discussion about lateralityQ. Has anyone tried black cohosh for the later years in life? A. my mother in law took it, she said it was very helpful but it could be a placebo effect... here is some info about black cohosh from a very relay able site Q. What are some things I can do NOW to prevent arthritis later in life? Me and my dad are just alike and neither one of us has ever had any medical problems. My dad does have really bad arthritis though now that he's in his 50's. Almost to the point where it's crippling. I just turned 25. What are some things I could start doing to prevent getting this condition as well?A. Exercise (but don't abuse) your joints. A sedentary lifestyle makes for weak muscles and increases the odds of developing arthritis (and other health problems). Regular exercise is essential. It creates stronger and more flexible joints. Exercise doesn't have to be strenuous. Just regular (yoga can really help). Feed your joints right. Overweight and obese individuals are at greater risk for osteoarthritis, particularly in the weight-bearing joints. Losing weight cuts the risk. Improving the diet is always a tough challenge in our time-strapped society. However, the more you can maximize your intake of whole foods and minimize the refined, packaged foods, the better off you and your joints will be. Q. is asthma consider to be genetic? if so , can you spot it during the pregnancy later tests? A. Asthma has a very strong genetic component to its developement, however it is inherited in a multifactorial way and there is not a specific gene that is responsible for the disease. Therefore, it is impossible to detect asthma during pregnancy. The diagnosis is made only later in life some even say after the age of 4. More discussions about lateralitylaterality
Related to laterality: directionalitySynonyms for lateralitynoun localization of function on either the right or left sides of the brainSynonyms- lateralisation
- lateralization
Related Words- localisation
- localisation of function
- localisation principle
- localization of function
- localization principle
- localization
noun the property of using one hand more than the otherSynonymsRelated Words- asymmetry
- dissymmetry
- imbalance
- ambidexterity
- ambidextrousness
- sinistrality
- left-handedness
- dextrality
- right-handedness
noun superior development of one side of the bodySynonymsRelated Words |