Publications by authors named "Christopher L Niebauer"

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Mixed-handed persons are more easily persuaded and are more gullible: interhemispheric interaction and belief updating.
Stephen D Christman, Bradley R Henning, Andrew L Geers, Ruth E Propper, Christopher L Niebauer

Laterality· September 2008

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Handedness differences in body image distortion and eating disorder symptomatology.
Stephen D Christman, Michelle Bentle, Christopher L Niebauer

Int J Eat Disord· April 2007

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Hemispheric interaction and consciousness: degree of handedness predicts the intensity of a sensory illusion.
Christopher Lee Niebauer, Justin Aselage, Christian Schutte

Laterality· March 2005

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Handedness and the fringe of consciousness: strong handers ruminate while mixed handers self-reflect.
Christopher Lee Niebauer

Conscious Cogn· December 2004

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Interhemispheric interaction and beliefs on our origin: degree of handedness predicts beliefs in creationism versus evolution.
Christopher Lee Niebauer, Stephen D Christman, Scott A Reid, Kilian J Garvey

Laterality· October 2004

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Gödel, Escher, and degree of handedness: differences in interhemispheric interaction predict differences in understanding self-reference.
Christopher Lee Niebauer, Kilian Garvey

Laterality· January 2004

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