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This article was originally published with the title Right Brain May Be Wrong.
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Classical neuroscience holds that the brain¿s right hemisphere processes the emotions behind faces and voices, while the left hemisphere handles the facts involved. Or not
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Our ability to perceive other people¿s emotions
plays an enormous role in our lives. Without this
This article was originally published with the title Right Brain May Be Wrong.
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