If footedness is defined in terms of a reliable role differentiation of the two feet and legs, right-
handers show a right-foot bias for activities requiring fine manipulation and focused …

The development and persistence of laterality is a key feature of human motor behavior, with
the asymmetry of hand use being the most prominent. The idea that asymmetrical functions …

This article presents a tentative theoretical framework for the study of asymmetry in the
context of human bimanual action. It is emphasized that in man most skilled manual …

Applied Attention Theory, Second Edition provides details concerning the relevance of all
aspects of attention to the world beyond the laboratory. Topic application areas include the …

This volume critically reviews cognitive models of psychological time in order to clarify and
enrich what is known about the temporal aspects of cognitive processes. Concentrating on …

Most investigators believe that nonhuman primates do not have population-level
asymmetries of hand preference. This conclusion, if correct, would imply de novo evolution …

This study aimed to determine whether the stability of preferred coordination patterns could
be modified intentionally and whether such stabilization involved an additional attentional …

The component frequencies of rhythmic patterns forming rational ratios, either simple (eg, 1:
2, 1: 3) or complex (eg, 2: 3, 2: 5), are known as mode locks or resonances. A general theory …

We present experimental work that explores the factors governing symmetric bimanual
interaction in a two-handed task that requires the user to track a pair of targets, one target …

Human handedness was investigated in a 1: 1 interlimb rhythmic coordination in which
consistent and inconsistent left-handed and right-handed individuals oscillated hand-held …