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Is Intraindividual Variability Different Between Unimanual And Bimanual Speed-Accuracy Movements
Summary .— Dominant (right) and nondominant (left) hand diff erences in motor performance variables were investigated during targeted rapid aiming unimanual and bimanual (to two separate targets) speed-accuracy tasks. The performance of
the dominant and nondominant hands were compared during rapid targeted unimanual and bimanual reaching tasks (50 repetitions) in adult, neurologically intact,right-handed men ( n = 20). As task diffi culty increased from unimanual to bimanual tasks, reaction time increased and velocity (average and maximal) of performance decreased signifi cantly. The eff ect of hand was signifi cant only on average movement velocity and on intraindividual variability of accuracy (in both cases performance in the left hand was worse). Variability of movement path (accuracy) was less in the right hand during both unimanual and bimanual tasks.
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