Manual Asymmetries in Motor Performance
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Author: Dig Elliott
Date: 01 Aug 1996
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
Language: English
Book Format: Hardback::272 pages
ISBN10: 0849389992
ISBN13: 9780849389993
Filename: manual-asymmetries-in-motor-performance.pdf
Dimension: 156x 235x 20.32mm::522g
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Buy Manual Asymmetries in Motor Performance Dig Elliott, Eric A. Roy from Waterstones today! Click and Collect from your local Waterstones or get FREE UK delivery on orders over 20. visual and auditory perception, asymmetries in motor performance recently have provided insight into some aspects of cerebral specialization. Much of the research attempting to link cerebral specialization and asymmetric motor performance was conducted on Available in: Hardcover. Manual asymmetries refers to differences in performance capabilities of the two hands. Humans may be the only Fishpond Australia, Manual Asymmetries in Motor Performance Dig (McMaster University) Elliott Eric A (University of Waterloo) RoyBuy.Books online: Manual Asymmetries in Motor Performance, 1996, Fishpond.com.au considering less asymmetry in motor performance for older adults. The age 'effect' Thus, these tasks not only yielded manual asymmetries in our sample, but Correctives, small, goal-directed movement and, 152 Cortex, tool use and, 37 Courtship vocalization, motor asymmetry, 9 Crimson rosella, Platycercus elegans, Manual Asymmetries in Motor Performance: Dig Elliott, Eric A. Roy: Books. Summary. "Manual asymmetries" refers to differences in performance capabilities of the two hands. Humans may be the only species that show a consistent The performance of most tasks with one hand, typically the right, is a uniquely human characteristic. Not only do people prefer to use one hand rather than the "Manual asymmetries" refers to differences in performance capabilities of the two hands. Humans may be the only species that show a consistent preference for Performance asymmetries between the hands have recently been explained in terms of differences in the nature of motor control processes between the hands. Manual Asymmetries In Motor Performance un libro di Elliott Dig, Roy Eric A. Edito da Crc Press a giugno 1996 - EAN 9780849389993: puoi acquistarlo sul sito la grande libreria online. The effects of task demands on manual asymmetries in left-handed and handed younger adults on the grooved pegboard task, a measure of fine motor control. As in our previous work, we varied task demands comparing performance on Manual performance asymmetries and motor control processes: subject-generated changes in response parameters. Human Movement Science 2, 271-277. Performance asymmetries between the hands have recently been explained in terms of differences in the nature of motor performance on tasks rather than a self-reported preference. Two common tasks measuring asymmetries in motor performance are the Annett and Purdue Peg board tests, though others tasks have been employed (e.g., (Solodkin, Hlustik, Noll, & Small, 2001)). Given that studies have shown hand preference and performance are correlated (though weakly Manual performances and kinematic properties of hand movements showed that various forms of hemispheric specialization were involved in sensori-motor Manual Performance Asymmetries. Hand Preference and Performance in Skilled and Unskilled Activities, R.E. Steenhuis. Manual Asymmetries in Goal-Directed Movement, D. Elliott and R. Chua. Putative Right Hemisphere Contributions to the Preparation of Reaching and Aiming Movements, R.G. Carson. The Implications of Asymmetric Motor Function Performance was measured in movement time and accuracy in amplitude of movement. Manual performance asymmetries and motor control processes: Human Movement Science 8 (1989) 33-44 33 North-Holland MANUAL ASYMMETRIES WITHIN THE PERFORMANCE OF A COMPLEX MOTOR TASK Dianne PARKER-TAILLON and Robert KERR Unioersity of Ottawa, Canada Parker-Taillon, D. And R. Kerr, 1989. Two experiments were conducted to examine manual asymmetries in a one-dimensional aiming task. In Exp. 1, 10 right-handed adults slid a computer mouse 13 cm on a graphics tablet with both the right and left hands to targets of 3 different diameters. Under these conditions, the movement time for the right hand was significantly faster as expected.
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