Intérêt des mesures objectives en psychologie

Wallon, Philippe

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“…Elian software and the Anoto DP-201 digital pen (Wallon, 2016): The Anoto digital pen is a ballpoint pen with an embedded infrared camera that works on large, augmented surfaces (Haller et al, 2007;see Figure 5.1). The paper's dimensions are 210 mm on the X-axis and 275 mm on the Y-axis.…”

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“…The paper's dimensions are 210 mm on the X-axis and 275 mm on the Y-axis. The movement of the pen is tracked with a precision of up to tenths of a millimeter and tenths of a second (Wallon, 2016).…”

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“…and can record the movements, which allows for the construction of the drawing to be replayed step by step. The elements recorded are then extracted and analyzed by the ELIAN software (Expert Line Information Analysis ;Wallon, 2016). As part of this study, this software was used to analyze the ROCF (Figure…”

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“…It was chosen due to its standardization and extensive usage in literature, contrary to the 3D-2D transcription task. A computerized Rey-Osterrieth Complex Figure was employed (Wallon, 2016), which provides a more accurate assessment of our variables of interest. For handedness, we used the 15 items hand preference questionnaire proposed by .…”

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Development of laterality: Asymmetrical human behaviors and perceptual biases

Hamaoui¹

2022

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Many asymmetries characterize human functioning at the behavioral level, such as handedness (right-handedness, left-handedness, mixed-handedness) and the cerebral level. Atypical laterality is frequently mentioned in scientific literature as part of the clinical picture of several neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders. Thus, understanding the neurodevelopmental mechanisms underlying laterality could shed light on the etiology of cognitive and motor difficulties. The goal of this thesis is twofold. Firstly, the theoretical objective was to investigate the involvement of the prenatal environment in the development of handedness. The influence of the vestibular system, fetal presentation, and other perinatal factors related to pregnancy complications and birth stressors were tested. Our results show no influence of the fetal presentation on the subsequent development of handedness. Perinatal adversities such as prematurity, low birthweight, and poor neonatal health reflected by very low Apgar scores however, appear to be risk factors which increase the prevalence of atypical handedness and motor impairments. Secondly, the applied objective was to simultaneously detect the different perceptual biases implicated in graphomotor productions. A 3D-2D transcription graphic task was proposed for identifying global patterns of drawing asymmetries, underpinned by cerebral lateralization, biomechanical constraints, and sociocultural influences. Our results suggest that cerebral lateralization, modulated by handedness and sex, influence graphomotor asymmetries in both children and adults. However, this influence is weaker in adults, which could be due to sociocultural influences.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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