Sex-related differences in the hemispheric laterality of slow cortical potentials during the preparation of visually guided movements

Previous work suggests the presence of sex differences in the laterality of brain activity in the premotor–parietal network during the preparation of visually guided reaching movements. In the current study, electroencephalography was used to test the hypothesis that women would have higher amplitude potentials over frontal and parietal regions ipsilateral to arm movements, relative to men. Event-related slow cortical potentials (SCPs) were …