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Infant Behavior & Development|December 6, 2021
Maternal cradling bias: A marker of the nature of the mother-infant relationshipJacques VauclairBrain and Cognition|December 7, 2010
Right hemisphere dominance for emotion processing in baboonsCatherine Wallez, Jacques VauclairDevelopmental Psychobiology|August 29, 2012
Hand preference for pointing and language development in toddlersJacques Vauclair, Hélène CochetNeuropsychologia|February 18, 2005
Infant holding biases and their relations to hemispheric specializations for perceiving facial emotionsJacques Vauclair, Julien DonnotJournal of Comparative Psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983)|April 10, 2013
Human (Homo sapiens) and baboon (Papio papio) chimeric face processing: right-hemisphere involvementCatherine Wallez, Jacques VauclairBrain and Language|December 19, 2008
Contrast of hand preferences between communicative gestures and non-communicative actions in baboons: implications for the origins of hemispheric specialization for languageAdrien Meguerditchian, Jacques VauclairLaterality|June 15, 2010
Infant-holding side biases: comparison of laterality patterns in childcare professionals and mothers or studentsJulien Donnot, Jacques VauclairDevelopmental Neuropsychology|October 25, 2007
Infant holding preferences in maternity hospitals: testing the hypothesis of the lateralized perception of emotionsJulien Donnot, Jacques VauclairBehavioural Brain Research|June 16, 2012
First evidence of population-level oro-facial asymmetries during the production of distress calls by macaque (Macaca mulatta) and baboon (Papio anubis) infantsCatherine Wallez, Jacques VauclairDevelopmental Psychobiology|June 29, 2010
Is infant holding-side bias related to motor asymmetries in mother and child?Céline Scola, Jacques VauclairPageof 5