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Grip Width and the Organization of Force Output

Kimberlee Jordan The Pennsylvania State University Department of Kinesiology
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Todd C. Pataky The Pennsylvania State University Department of Kinesiology
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Karl M. Newell The Pennsylvania State University Department of Kinesiology
Pages 285-294 | Published online: 07 Aug 2010

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M. Domalain, L. Vigouroux, F. Danion, V. Sevrez & E. Berton. (2008) Effect of object width on precision grip force and finger posture. Ergonomics 51:9, pages 1441-1453.
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Lianrong Zheng, Kunyang Li, Qian Wang, Wenhui Chen, Rong Song & Guanzheng Liu. (2017) Differences in grip force control between young and late middle-aged adults. Australasian Physical & Engineering Sciences in Medicine 40:3, pages 595-602.
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N. Jarque-Bou, V. Gracia-Ibáñez, J.L. Sancho-Bru, M. Vergara, A. Pérez-González & F.J. Andrés. (2016) Using kinematic reduction for studying grasping postures. An application to power and precision grasp of cylinders. Applied Ergonomics 56, pages 52-61.
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R. L. Sprague, K. M. Deutsch & K. M. Newell. (2009) Adaptive force control in grasping as a function of level of developmental disability. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research 53:9, pages 797-806.
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Mathieu Domalain, Laurent Vigouroux & Éric Berton. (2008) Modélisation biomécanique de la main : influence des caractéristiques de l'objet sur la distribution des tensions des tendons lors d'une tâche de préhension. Staps n° 81:3, pages 7-22.
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Jacob J. Sosnoff, Kimberlee Jordan & Karl M. Newell. (2005) Information and force level interact in regulating force output during two and three digit grip configurations. Experimental Brain Research 167:1, pages 76-85.
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