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Predominantly controlled by the right hemisphere, it facilitates the perception of space, distance, and depth.

Mostly located in the left hemisphere, includes functions such as grammar, vocabulary and sentence production.

Commonly attributed to the right hemisphere's ability to integrate diverse information for innovative problem-solving.

The preference for use of one hand over the other is often associated with the dominance of the opposite hemisphere for fine motor control.

While both hemispheres are involved, the right hemisphere plays a larger role in processing melodies, harmony, and pitch.

Mainly a function of the left hemisphere, which is involved in logical reasoning, analysis, and detailed focused processing.

Control of attentional processes tends to be divided between hemispheres, with the right hemisphere being more involved in global attention and surveillance.

Often linked to the right hemisphere's capacity for integrating information in an instantaneous and non-linear way.

Typically a left-hemispheric function, involving precise calculations and numerical operations.

Largely governed by the right hemisphere, which plays a significant role in interpreting social cues and emotions.

Sequential and linear thinking is primarily a left-hemispheric function, important for tasks involving order and lists.