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Hand–foot coordination is significantly influenced by motion direction in individuals with autism spectrum disorder

2022-04-01

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<h4>Abstract and keywords</h4> Generally, when individuals attempt to move two limbs rhythmically in the opposite direction (e.g., flex the left hand and extend the left foot along the sagittal plane), the movements tend to be instead performed in the same direction. This phenomenon, known as directional constraint, can be harnessed to examine the difficulties in movement coordination exhibited by most individual...

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Literature Corpus work: 94c47753-2a6e-5c0e-a509-1cbf71dd8c46
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.30.486494

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