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The left hemisphere is faster, where it is faster, as long as the stimulus is clear, and familiar, and a stock response is required. What has been demonstrated time and again is that if there is any ambiguity or uncertainty about the stimulus, or it is unfamiliar, or the stock response is not what is required, it is the right hemisphere that is more accurate. The right hemisphere’s devil’s advocate tendencies – ‘is there another way of seeing this?’ – lose it the lead by milliseconds when the response needs to be quick and dirty.
The Matter With Things
Iain McGilchrist
Persons are thus not under threat of being swallowed up or determined by a fundamentally oppositional force of society.
To Flourish or Destruct
Christian Smith
In examining the manifest and latent functions, the organization’s leaders and members will recognize that to survive, the organization must to some degree fulfill all of these functions. Some of the most important shared assumptions concern how to fulfill the latent functions without publicly admitting the existence of those functions.
Organizational Culture and Leadership
Edgar H. Schein
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