Brain Hemispheric Functions and the Native American.

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Title:	Brain Hemispheric Functions and the Native American.
Authors:	Ross, Allen Chuck
Descriptors:	American Indian Culture; American Indian Languages; American Indians; Cerebral Dominance; Cognitive Processes; Educational Diagnosis; Experiential Learning; Modernism; Perception; Story Telling
Source:	Journal of American Indian Education, v21 n3 p2-5 May 1982
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Publication Date:	1982-05-00
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Pub Types:	Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Abstract:	Uses brain research conducted by Dr. Roger Sperry to show that traditional Native Americans are more dominant in right hemisphere thinking, setting them apart from a modern left hemisphere-oriented society (especially emphasized in schools). Describes some characteristics of Native American thinking that illustrate a right hemisphere orientation (LC)
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Identifiers:	Dreams; Jung (Carl G); Native Americans; Sperry (Roger); Traditionalism
Record Type:	Journal
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Languages:	English
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