A new family handedness sample with findings consistent with X-linked transmission von McKeever, Walter F.

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Failure to support the right-shift theory's hypothesis of a 'heterozygote advantage' for cognitive abilities von CERONE, L. J, MCKEEVER, W. F

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On language laterality in normal dextrals and sinistrals: Results from the Bilateral Object Naming Latency Task von McKeever, Walter F., Seitz, Karen S., Krutsch, Annette J., Van Eys, Patti L.

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Mental rotation test performances and familial sinistrality in dextrals, with special reference to the bent twig theory von Cerone, Louis J., McKeever, Walter F.

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Developmental instability and right shift theory hypotheses concerning correlates of familial sinistrality: negative findings von McKeever, W F, Cerone, L J, Chase-Carmichael, C

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Fixation Control in Tachistoscopic Studies of Laterality Effects: Comment and Data Relevant to Hines' Experiment von McKeever, Walter F., Suberi, Max, VanDeventer, Allan D.

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Cross-modal correlation of dichotic and tachistoscopic language laterality tasks: The importance of familial sinistrality von Krutsch, Annette J., McKeever, Walter F.

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An investigation of immune system disorder as a “marker” for anomalous dominance von Rich, Deborah A, McKeever, Walter F

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Right-hemisphere superiority for discriminating memorized from nonmemorized faces: Affective imagery, sex, and perceived emotionality effects von McKeever, Walter F., Dixon, Michael S.

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The roles of stimulus repetition and hemispheric activation in visual half-field asymmetries von Sullivan, Kathleen F, McKeever, Walter F

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Language laterality in Navajo reservation children: Dichotic test results depend on the language context of the testing von McKeever, Walter F., Hunt, Lester J., Wells, Sally, Yazzie, Cecelia

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Familial sinistrality, sex, and laterality differences in naming and Lexical Decision Latencies of right-handers von McKeever, Walter F., Hoff, Anne L.

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Hormone and hemisphericity hypotheses regarding cognitive sex differences: Possible future explanatory power, but current empirical chaos von McKeever, Walter F.

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Cerebral dominance assessed by object- and color-naming latencies: Sex and familial sinistrality effects von McKeever, Walter F., Jackson, Thomas L.

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Lateralized Tachistoscopic Recognition, Cerebral Dominance, and Dyslexia von McKeever, Walter F.

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Typical cerebral hemisphere disconnection deficits following corpus callosum section despite sparing of the anterior commissure von McKeever, Walter F., Sullivan, Kathleen F., Ferguson, Shirley M., Rayport, Mark

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Response to the commentaries von McKeever, Walter F.

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Dyslexic Adolescents: Evidence of Impaired Visual and Auditory Language Processing Associated with Normal Lateralization and Visual Responsivity von McKeever, Walter F., VanDeventer, Allan D.

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Failure to support the right-shift theory s hypothesis of a 'heterozygote advantage' for cognitive abilities von Cerone, Louis J., Mckeever, Walter F.

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Familial sinistrality and degree of left-handedness von McKeever, Walter F., VanDeventer, Allan D.

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