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Lateralized Concomitants of Human Handedness

Robert E. HicksHospital for Sick Children, Toronto
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Marcel KinsbourneHospital for Sick Children, Toronto
Pages 83-94 | Received 22 Oct 1976, Published online: 13 Aug 2013

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Paula Cristina Rodrigues, Olga Vasconcelos, João Barreiros & Ricardo Barbosa. (2009) Manual asymmetry in a complex coincidence-anticipation task: Handedness and gender effects. Laterality 14:4, pages 395-412.
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Carl Gabbard, Casi Rabb Helbig & Vickie Gentry. (2001) Lateralized Effects on Reaching by Children. Developmental Neuropsychology 19:1, pages 41-51.
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Carl Gabbard, Casi Rabb & Vickie Gentry. (1998) Attentional Stimuli and Programming Hand Selection: A Developmental Perspective. International Journal of Neuroscience 96:3-4, pages 205-215.
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DavidE. Sherwood. (1994) Hand Preference, Practice Order, and Spatial Assimilations in Rapid Bimanual Movement. Journal of Motor Behavior 26:2, pages 123-134.
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Michael Peters & Bruce Durding. (1979) Left-Handers and Right-Handers Compared on a Motor Task. Journal of Motor Behavior 11:2, pages 103-111.
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Onur Güntürkün, Felix Ströckens & Sebastian Ocklenburg. (2020) Brain Lateralization: A Comparative Perspective. Physiological Reviews 100:3, pages 1019-1063.
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Marcel Kinsbourne. 2009. Handbook of Clinical Child Neuropsychology. Handbook of Clinical Child Neuropsychology 47 66 .
Shiro Mori, Misaki Iteya & Carl Gabbard. (2016) Hand Preference Consistency and Simple Rhythmic Bimanual Coordination in Preschool Children. Perceptual and Motor Skills 104:3, pages 792-798.
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Carl Gabbard. (1998) Considering Handedness in Studies involving Manual Control. Motor Control 2:1, pages 81-86.
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Marcel Kinsbourne. 1997. Handbook of Clinical Child Neuropsychology. Handbook of Clinical Child Neuropsychology 102 119 .
Misaki Iteya & Carl Gabbard. (2016) Laterality Patterns and Visual-Motor Coordination of Children. Perceptual and Motor Skills 83:1, pages 31-34.
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Misaki Iteya, Carl Gabbard & Susan Hart. (2016) Patterns of Limb Laterality and Gross-Motor Agility in Children. Perceptual and Motor Skills 81:2, pages 623-626.
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Sho Nishizawa. (1991) Different pattern of hemisphere specialization between identical kinesthetic spatial and weight discrimination tasks. Neuropsychologia 29:4, pages 305-312.
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Robert E. Stadulis, Thomas A. Eidson & Nancy L. Legant. (2016) Viewing Position and Eye-Hand Preference Effects upon Anticipation of Coincidence. Perceptual and Motor Skills 70:1, pages 339-350.
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Sho Nishizawa & Carol A. Saslow. (1987) Lateralization of Kinesthetically Guided Spatial Perception. Cortex 23:3, pages 485-494.
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