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The reliability of the Lateral Dominance Examination over a 5-year period was evaluated in 162 normal and neurologically impaired adults. Stability of individual test items was appraised as well as that of summary measures of handedness, eyedness, and footedness. Items evaluating handedness rentered highly consistent results with the most reliable item relating used for writing (100%). Eyedness and footedness items were somewhat less reliable. It is concluded that the Lateral Dominance Examination is a reliable measure of lateral preference.

Langue : ANGLAIS

Tiré à part : OUI

Identifiant basis : 1993001892