2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.actpsy.2011.05.013
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Motor planning and execution in left- and right-handed individuals during a bimanual grasping and placing task

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“…Another group of studies examined how the interaction of task constraints and cognitive representation of goalrelated grasping postures (end-state comfort) influences motor planning and execution in unimanual and bimanual grasping tasks, in both children and adult populations (Hughes, Haddad, Franz, Zelaznik, & Ryu, 2011;Hughes, Reißig, & Seegelke, 2011;Weigelt & Schack, 2010). The results from these studies have shown that task constraints do not influence motor planning and motor execution equally.…”
Section: Cognitive Representation and Biomechanical Factors In Manualmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Another group of studies examined how the interaction of task constraints and cognitive representation of goalrelated grasping postures (end-state comfort) influences motor planning and execution in unimanual and bimanual grasping tasks, in both children and adult populations (Hughes, Haddad, Franz, Zelaznik, & Ryu, 2011;Hughes, Reißig, & Seegelke, 2011;Weigelt & Schack, 2010). The results from these studies have shown that task constraints do not influence motor planning and motor execution equally.…”
Section: Cognitive Representation and Biomechanical Factors In Manualmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Researchers have also investigated the constraints that underlie grasp posture planning in tasks that require the use of both hands (Fischman, Stodden, & Lehman, 2003;Hughes & Franz, 2008;Hughes, Haddad, Franz, Zelaznik, & Ryu, 2011;Hughes, Reißig, & Seegelke, 2011;Hughes, Seegelke, Reißig, & Schütz, 2012;van der Wel & Rosenbaum, 2010;Weigelt, Kunde, & Prinz, 2006). Bimanual object manipulation tasks provide an excellent opportunity to examine how goal-directed planning constraints (end-state comfort) interact with the preference toward spatial coupling.…”
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“…The authors were only able to test aiming behaviour in a relatively small number of surgeons using the hand that they stated was dominant and the authors did not assess aiming performance with the non-dominant hand. Previous studies have consistently demonstrated a negative impact when individuals aim with their non-dominant hand (Özcan and others 2004, Rodrigues and others 2009, Hughes and others 2011). In addition, the participants were unaware of the present study aims and the authors used a simple model that did not include the additional challenge of drilling at a tangent to a bone surface.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%