What should be noted is that there is more a continuum of possible mental states between the 'extremes' of right and left hemisphere functioning and this continuum is not strictly 'linear' in that a degree of mixing occurs. This mixing of left and right gives us 'mind', and we find that this mixing creates more of a mental 'levels' approach with the 'middle' position being one of balance. The left hemisphere deals with direct identification rooted in the concept of determining location. It has a text bias and a single context. It is explicit in expression and concerned more with 'what is' or 'what WILL be'.
Any relational considerations are limited to direct identification.
It is independence biased. As we develop so a LH bias can become reductionist in that it attempt to establish location and so will reduce everything down to 'basics'. There can also develop a degree of conservatism in the form of a reluctance to change once a comfortable position has been obtained. The stripes of the tiger and the changes of a chameleon are 'sourced' here. It develops statistical models.