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Dichhaptic task: methodological factors and brain organization.

Functional neurology - 1 Jan 2000

Vigliecca N S, Bonomi L M, Pécora L M

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Significant effects of shape, sequence of shapes, distractors, order of report and practise were demonstrated in a free recall dichhaptic task with nonsense shapes in adults. A left hand superiority (in accordance with theoretical expectations) was observed only in the second reports of the first half of the test. No sex differences were found. There was a preference to report first the right hand, and the...

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