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We report an experiment investigating transfer effects between unimanual (one-handed), bimanual (two- handed), and intermanual (different peoples' hands) coordination modes. From an information-based perspective, coordination at the individual level should positively transfer to coordination at the interpersonal level
Coordinated rhythmic movement is a valuable model system for investigating transfer because we have a model of the underlying task dynamic that includes perceptual coupling between the limbs being coordinated. The model predicts that (1) coordinated rhythmic movements, both bimanual and unimanual, are organised
22 Jun 2011 The experimental protocol comprised an investigation of interhemispheric interactions with double-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation (dpTMS) (see below, Assessment of interhemispheric interactions) and an investigation of bimanual and unimanual coordination (see below, Assessment of bimanual
In the present study, subjects performed bimanual and unimanual tasks requiring the coordination of two fingers at a time to navigate a cursor on a computer screen. Thus, in contrast to previous studies, we are using appropriate unimanual control (UNI) tasks. By using this new motor task, we identified a similar activation
Coordinated behaviour is prominent during daily life activities in various combinations and degrees of complexity. Here the influence of coordination constraints upon motor behaviour is evaluated by contrasting two-finger tapping (in-phase and anti-phase) during bimanual and unimanual conditions. Cortical dynamics was
4 Jan 2018 Request (PDF) | Bimanual versus unim | Using fMRI, we investigated the neuronal structures controlling bimanual coordination applying a visuomotor coordination task. Recent studies suggest the existence of a widespread network for the neuronal control of bimanual coordination including primary
Within the scope of our study, we chose a motor task that required the coordination of two fingers at a time for unimanual and bimanual movements. In the bimanual condition (BIM) both index fingers are coordinated while the unimanual control (UNI) requires the use of two adjacent fingers of one hand. In addition, we

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March 2018