"Chimeric"?
Why not "chiral"?
Why not "symmetry"?
ken collins
Matthew Hoptman wrote:
>> Hi,
> You may wish to write to Dr. Jerre Levy at the Department of Psychology, University
> of Chicago. She and her laboratory developed the chimeric faces task. Dr. Levy was my
> dissertation advisor, and we even published on the topic comparing asymmetries for
> cartoon vs. real faces. Another person who worked on chimeric faces in Dr. Levy's lab
> is Dr. Karen Luh who is at the Department of Psychology, University of
> Wisconsin--Madison, Madison, WI. Good luck, and congratulations on starting in
> research during high school.
> -- Matthew Hoptman, Ph.D.
>>JaxWendy at AOL.COM wrote:
>> > To Whom it May Concern:
> >
> > Hello. My name is Jackie Ardam. I am a sophmore at Commack High School, on
> > Long Island. I participate in a before-school science research program every
> > morning. I am interested in doing a project on hemispheres of the brain,
> > using an experiment with chimeric faces. I would greatly appreciate if you
> > could send or e-mail me any information of materials about the chimeric faces
> > experiments. Thank you very much for your time.
> >
> > Sincelely,
> > Jackie Ardam
> > JaxWendy at aol.com
