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The Edinburgh Handedness Inventory—EHI51 was used to measure hand preference for common manual tasks. Participants are asked to rate 10 statement on the use of the right or left hand when performing a specific action (e.g., writing or using scissors). Scores range from − 100 to 100 fo...
All participants were right-handed, as assessed with the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory (EHI; Oldfield, 1971), with normal or corrected-to-normal visual acuity. Participants were screened for TMS exclusion criteria (Rossi et al., 2009; Wassermann, 1998). The study was approved by the University...
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Test-retest reliability of the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory and of self-reported Global Handedness (left, right, ambidextrous), administered 18 mo. apart, was evaluated for 735 adult subjects. Conventional methods for evaluating test-retest reliability were compared with cross-tabulation and the kapp...
(i.e., yes or no). Handedness was determined using the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory [54]. Overground walking speed was measured using the 10MWT [49] and ambulatory skills were characterized using the Community Balance and Mobility Scale (CB&M) [55]. The ability to dual task while ...
This left handed quiz is based on the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory with a few modern-day activities thrown in for good measure. R.C. Oldfield published this measurement scale in 1971 in order to determine left or right-hand dominance in everyday tasks. ...
mean age 29.8 ± 6.5 years) participated in this study. Eleven subjects in the control group were right-handed and one was left-handed based on the Edinburgh handedness inventory [24]. The left-handed subject did not show any significant differences when compared with the right handed group ...
Interviewers record basic participant information including date of birth and gender, and measure participant characteristics that may affect experimental measures including handedness, as assessed by the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory [10]. Detailed demographic information is gathered from participants inclu...
Participants were assessed on the ‘Edinburgh Handedness Inventory’ (Oldfield, 1971). The mean score was 0.69; 44 participants were right-handed and four were left-handed. 2.1.2. Apparatus Participants viewed materials on a computer monitor. Positioned to their right was a response device to ...