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How Brain Stimulation Affects the Right Ear Advantage

November 29, 20240

Researchers explore the role of brain stimulation in the “Right Ear Advantage” – a phenomenon where people perceive sounds better in the right ear. The findings shed light on the complex interplay between brain hemispheres and auditory processing.

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