In a BBC radio program called “The Brain's Trust,” the philosopher CM Joad typically began
his answers with,“It all depends on what you mean by 'x'.” Neglect of this proviso for …

Researchers who study human cognition and behavior, especially from a neuroscience
perspective, often measure subjects' handedness. The most common measure of …

Knowing whether an individual prefers the left or right hand for skilled activities is important
to researchers in experimental psychology and neuroscience. The current study reports on a …

The percentage (10-13%) of left handedness in humans has apparently not changed since
the Neolithic. Left handedness is heritable and appears to be repeatedly associated with …

The divided visual field methodology has been used to examine a wide variety of lateralised
processes. When conducting such studies it is important to employ a number of strict …

Objective The major aim of this study was to determine whether a combination of hand
preference inventories and hand performance measures identifies distinct handedness …

Three groups of right‐handers were identified using the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory.
Exclusive strong right‐handers (Rs: N= 18) reported that they always used the right hand for …

Whereas previous studies on interlimb coordination have mainly underscored the ubiquitous
tendency to synchronize the motions of the limbs, the present experiment revealed a small …

The symmetrical dynamics of 1∶ 1 rhythmic bimanual coordination may be specified by an
order parameter equation involving the relative phase between rhythmic components, and …

Empirical evidence is provided which shows that handedness questionnaires should:(a)
comprise items that cover skilled and unskilled activities;(b) be sufficiently long to capture a …