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Distributions of hand preference and hand skill asymmetry in preschool children: theoretical implications.

Neuropsychologia - 1 Jan 1992

Curt F, Maccario J, Dellatolas G

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We describe the distributions of hand skill asymmetry for the Peg-moving task and the Graphic test among 765 preschool children. A single normal component was observed for the Peg-moving task, but two normal components for the Graphic test, which corresponded primarily to the right- and left-handed children. Hand Preference and Graphic test hand skill asymmetry were age-dependent, but there was no age effect on...

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PMID: 1738467
DOI: 10.1016/0028-3932(92)90011-a

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