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Measuring the Mind’s Eye: Does the Hand Laterality Judgement Task really assess Motor Imagery ability?

2022-11-25

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<p>The Hand Laterality Judgement Task (HLJT) has been used as a behavioural index of motor imagery ability for decades. In the task, the individual determines whether a picture of a hand that is rotated at different angles is right or left. Although it is generally assumed that motor imagery is used implicitly to solve the HLJT, recent work suggests that other cognitive strategies might also be triggered. In this...

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10.31234/osf.io/g2cj3
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