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Defining upper extremity dominance: The contributions of hand preference and grip strength.
BackgroundUpper extremity (UE) dominance is often defined by self-reported hand preference; however, this may not accurately reflect true functional or strength-based dominance.
Mohamadreza Hatefi +3 more
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Hand dominance in the performance and perceptions of virtual reach control. [PDF]
Nataraj R, Sanford S, Liu M, Harel NY.
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The effect of hand dominance on recurrent idiopathic paediatric epistaxis
No published data exists to support the belief that nose picking contributes to recurrent idiopathic paediatric epistaxis. If nose picking is implicated then there may be a higher incidence of epistaxis on the side of the dominant hand.
Robertson, G. +3 more
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Kinesthetic Coordination Abilities in 6-Year-Old Children: School Quintile, Gender, and Hand Dominance Differences. [PDF]
Bonafede C, van der Merwe E.
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Hand dominance and experience improve bimanual performance on arthroscopic simulator task. [PDF]
Feeley AA +5 more
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This study aimed to evaluate the effects of hand dominance and gender on auditory reaction times under blindfolded and randomized conditions, while also examining bilateral motor coordination through simultaneous response evaluation. Twenty-eight healthy
Murat Cenk Çelen, Engin Sağdilek
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Consistent Testing for Stochastic Dominance: A Subsampling Approach [PDF]
We study a very general setting, and propose a procedure for estimating the critical values of the extended Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests of First and Second Order Stochastic Dominance due to McFadden (1989) in the general k-prospect case.
Esfandiar Maasoumi +2 more
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Hand dominance and its significance in forensic document examination
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Nurten Uzun, Nevzat Alkan
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Influence of visual feedback, hand dominance and sex on individuated finger movements. [PDF]
Johansson AM +6 more
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The cerebellum, a lateralised organ, plays a crucial role in motor control. Still, its involvement in hand and foot dominance remains inadequately understood, primarily in the right and left-side dominant population.
Martin Musálek +2 more
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