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Right Hemispheric Superiority in Graphic Reproduction of Briefly Viewed Dot Figures

20 Ss drew dotted and solid-lined designs following standard brief exposures. The designs were presented equally often in the left and right visual half-fields. Drawing accuracy was unrelated to field of presentation for solid-lined designs but dotted designs were significantly more accurate when drawn following left field presentation. The result is consistent with previous reports of right hemisphere superiority in dot perception.