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ISSN:1357-650X

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Florian Loffing,Ole Deeken,Jörg Schorer Florian Loffing
Laterality is considered relevant to performance in combat sports with particular emphasis being placed on fighters' handedness and combat stance. Such approach, however, may fall too short to understand the role of laterality in sports whe...
Flavia Berlinghieri,Nils Jansen,Bernd Riedstra et al. Flavia Berlinghieri et al.
Several factors affect the development of lateralization such as hormones and light exposure during early development. Laterality also often correlates with other behavioral traits. To examine whether there is a common mechanism underlying ...
Ali Bahari,Jafar Hasani Ali Bahari
There is contradictory evidence on the influence of handedness on depression and anxiety. However, few studies have investigated the relationship between handedness and rumination, which is robustly associated with both depression and anxie...
Matia Okubo Matia Okubo
People tend to deviate to the right when walking through a narrow aperture (e.g., a doorway), resulting in a rightward bias in collisions. This study examines the effects of smartphone use on rightward collisions while walking. When pedestr...
Sebastian Ocklenburg,Jette Borawski,Annakarina Mundorf et al. Sebastian Ocklenburg et al.
Handedness is a core phenotype in clinical laterality research and several different disorders such as schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorders have been linked to a higher prevalence of non-right-handedness. Moreover, subclinical person...
Stephen D Christman,Eric C Prichard Stephen D Christman
As the percentage of right-handers increases in a state, the tightness of that state's culture, as measured, also increases. The relations between handedness, tightness, and various COVID measures (cases per 100,000, vaccination rates, hosp...
Sangyub Kim,Kichun Nam Sangyub Kim
The primary objective of this investigation was to explore the strategic asymmetry exhibited by the two hemispheres during semantic processing, specifically focusing on the visual recognition of homonyms. By utilizing balanced and unbalance...
Aron Laxdal,Sveinn Þorgeirsson,Jose M Saavedra et al. Aron Laxdal et al.
ABSTRACTIndications of laterall biases favouring left-handers have been found in various sports; especially interactive sports where the athletes have limited time to react to incoming objects. The aim of this study was therefore to explore...
Zhujun Pan,Qun Fang,Deborah M Watson et al. Zhujun Pan et al.
Age-related effects on motor asymmetry provide insight into changes in cortical activation during aging. To investigate potential changes in manual performance associated with aging, we conducted the Jamar hand function test and the Purdue ...
Chenyu Shangguan,Yali Wang,Bingping Zhou et al. Chenyu Shangguan et al.
Emotional expressive flexibility (EEF) is an important social ability that has prompted scholars to examine its benefits to human mental health. However, the neural underpinnings of individual differences in the EEF remain unclear. In neuro...