My Google Scholar User Profile shows approaching 500 citations, nearly 100 of them in the last five years. My h-index is nine and so is my i10 index. A time-line of the citations shows an increasing trend. About two-thirds of them concern neurocognition.
My Researchgate score is higher than that of four-fifths of members. Only one of my h-core articles was collaborative (and that with just one other author), so the hl correction for multiple authorship favours me greatly (8.1). Also, my peer-reviewed work was mainly published in a period of eleven years 1981 - 1991, so my influence has been unusually long-lasting.
Dissemination through the media
The broadcast media have not disregarded my work, and have had me on programmes personally as well: BBC2, LBC, Q102 (Dublin region), Radio Essex and Radio Sheffield. But it is from the press that I have received more attention, including articles in Psychology Today, Times Supplements (THES & TES) and the Daily Mail.
My opinions on ongoing developments in laterality research have been quoted on the Internet widely, including the BBC site and the BPS site.