"Side Bias: A Neuropsychological Perspective" offers a comprehensive examination of the lateralization of functions in the brain, which is considered a fundamental characteristic of vertebrate brains. In this academic book, edited by M. K. Mandal, M. B. Bulman-Fleming, and G. Tiwari, 14 experts from various disciplines contribute. They present thorough overviews, analyze data, and pose new questions regarding the evolutionary origins and development of side bias. The book also addresses methodological challenges in measuring handedness and footedness, as well as unusual aspects of lateralized behavior, such as asymmetric weighting and pseudoneglect. It is aimed at both students of behavioral neuroscience and neuropsychology and established researchers in the field, making it essential reading for anyone interested in the lateralization of functions.