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Fluctuating levels of sex hormones and high levels of progesterone (P), in particular, have been suggested to reduce interhemispheric inhibition. The present study focuses on hormone-dependent modulation of interhemispheric integration. In two versions of the Banich–Belger task, participants were asked to match letters according to their physical (e.g., A vs. A) and semantic identity (e.g., A vs....
Cerebral lateralization in females is probably modulated by the menstrual cycle such that a part of hemispheric asymmetries are diminished with an increase of the steroids estrogen and progesterone during the follicular and luteal phase and enhanced with steroid decreases during the menstrual phase. However, previous data were contradictory with regard to the hemispheric side of modulation and could...
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