Value orientation, left-right placement and voting

Remembering left-right orientation of pictures.

In a study of recognition memory for pictures, we observed an asymmetry in classifying test items as "same" versus "different" in left-right orientation: Identical copies of previously viewed items were classified more accurately than left-right reversals of those items. Response bias could not explain this asymmetry, and, moreover, correct "same" and "different" classifications were independen...

Right-left orientation and spatial abilities in patients with right and left hemispheric lesions and controls

Primary Objective: To study whether deficits in right-left orientation (rlo) exist on a larger scale in patients with right or left hemispheric brain injury compared to healthy controls, and to study the connections between rlo and spatial abilities. Research Design: A matched groups design was adopted to examine differences in the applied measures. Methods and Procedures A new measure of rlo w...

A Fuzzy TOPSIS Method Based on Left and Right Scores

  Multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) problem is one of the famous different kinds of decision making problems. In more cases in real situations, determining the exact values for MCDM problems is difficult or impossible. So, the values of alternatives with respect to the criteria or / and the values of criteria weights, are considered as fuzzy values (fuzzy numbers). In such conditions, th...

Measuring Left-Right Political Orientation: The Choice of Response Format

The Matching Power of Right and Left Clones

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