It is widely know that the pattern of human handedness is such that approximately 90% of
the population is right handed with the remainder being left handed, at least in the adult …

This review aims to provide a comprehensive outlook on the sensory (visual and haptic)
contributions to reaching and grasping. The focus is on studies in developing children …

To examine the effect of long lasting practice on pedal behavior in sport, we compared
experienced adult soccer players and nonsoccer players on leg preference in motor tasks …

We investigated whether or not there is a relationship between hand preference for grasping
and hemispheric dominance for language—and how each of these is related to other …

It has been proposed that the two hands play different roles during bimanual object
interaction. The right hand takes on an explorative, highly precise, manipulative role while …

Manual asymmetries were analyzed in 18-to 63-year-old right-handers in different motor
tasks. This analysis aimed at describing the asymmetry profile for each task and assessing …

The purpose of the current study was to examine hand selection during reaching in children
utilizing a developmental version of the preferential reaching paradigm (Bryden, Pryde, & …

In the present study, we measured spontaneous hand preference in a “natural” grasping
task. We asked right-and left-handed subjects to put a puzzle together or to create different …

In recent years, there has been growing excitement within cognitive neuroscience about the
concept of embodiment: How do the capabilities and limitations of our physical bodies affect …

Handedness is most often measured by questionnaires that assess an individual's
preference for using a particular hand to perform a variety of tasks. While such assessments …