Mengyu Wu, Wen Zhou, Shengnan Hu, Fangrong Peng, Fang Yang, Liuyi Zhang
Parenting self-efficacy and parenting stress mediates the effects of the association of perceived social support and readiness for discharge among parents of children with primary nephrotic syndrome
Journal of pediatric nursing
consistent longstanding findings behavioral studies neuroimaging investigations identified region inferior temporal cortex adults shows greater face selectivity right left hemisphere conversely region shows greater word selectivity left right hemisphere determined pattern mature hemispheric specialization emerges course development present study examines hemispheric superiority faces words children young adolescents adults discrimination task stimuli presented briefly either hemifield whereas adults showed expected left right visual field superiority face word discrimination respectively young adolescents demonstrated rightfield superiority words field superiority faces although childrens overall accuracy lower older groups like young adolescents exhibited right visual field superiority words field superiority faces interestingly emergence face lateralization correlated reading competence measured independent standardized test regressing age quantitative reasoning scores face discrimination accuracy taken together findings suggest hemispheric organization face word recognition develop independently word lateralization emerges earlier may drive later face lateralization theoretical account competition visual representations unfolds course development proposed account findings