Concepedia

Laterality in Persons with Intellectual Disability. I—Do Patients with Trisomy 21 and Williams–Beuren Syndrome Differ from Typically Developing Persons?

Michèle Carlier, Silvia Stefanini, Christine Deruelle, Virginia Volterra, Anne-Lise Doyen, Christine Lamard, Véronique de Portzamparc, Stefano Vicari, Gene S. Fisch

Behavior Genetics · 2006 · 36 citations · 51 references

Concepts

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References

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The assessment and analysis of handedness: The Edinburgh inventory

R. C. Oldfield · Neuropsychologia · 1971 · 36.7K citations

Social Sciences, Neurology, Psychology +6

Problems in the Assessment of Hand Preference

Dario Salmaso, Anna Longoni · Cortex · 1985 · 487 citations

Business, Psychology, Decision Analysis +6

The Williams Syndrome Cognitive Profile

Carolyn Β. Mervis, Byron F. Robinson, Jacquelyn Bertrand et al. · Brain and Cognition · 2000 · 425 citations

Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology +11

Different Dimensions of Hand Preference That Relate to Skilled and Unskilled Activities

Runa E. Steenhuis, M. P. Bryden · Cortex · 1989 · 400 citations

Education, Kinesiology, Grasping +15

Hand preference and age in the United States

Avery N. Gilbert, Charles J. Wysocki · Neuropsychologia · 1992 · 374 citations

Education, Human Development, Orthopedic Surgery +2