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Motivation and Motor Action: A Behavioral Test of the Sword and Shield Hypothesis
According to the ‘textbook’ model of affective motivation in the brain, approach motivation is lateralized to the left cere- bral cortex and avoidance motivation to the right. By contrast, according to the Sword and Shield Hypothesis (SSH), the hemispheric laterality of motivation follows the way pe
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