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Line 4: ==Which side?== [[Reason]]ing functions such as [[language]] and ~~exact~~algorithmic [[arithmetic]] are often lateralized to the left hemisphere of the brain, whereas visual and [[music]] functions such as spatial manipulation, [[face perception\|facial perception]], and musical ability are lateralized to the right hemisphere. Other integrative functions such as approximate arithmetic, binaural sound localization, [[emotion]]s, etc. seem to be more bilaterally controlled{{an\|Dehaene}}. ==History==

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