PEP | Article - Cortex: A Journal Devoted to the Study of the Nervous System and Behavior; XXXVI, 4, 2000: Vision and Laterality: Does Occlusion Disclose a Feedback Processing Advantage for the Right-Hand System?

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Abstract

The main purpose of this study was to examine whether manual asymmetries could be related to the superiority of the left-hemisphere/right-hand system in processing visual feedback. Subjects were tested when performing single (Experiment 1) and reciprocal (Experiment 2) aiming movements under different vision conditions (full vision, 20 ms. on/180 ms. off, 10/90, 40/160, 20/80, 60/120, 20/40). Although in both experiments, right-hand advantages were found, manual asymmetries did not interact with intermittent vision conditions. Similar patterns of results were noted across vision

PEP | Article - Cortex: A Journal Devoted to the Study of the Nervous System and Behavior; XXXVI, 4, 2000: Vision and Laterality: Does Occlusion Disclose a Feedback Processing Advantage for the Right-Hand System? - Buckers, Martinus J.