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Handedness and the Asymmetric Dynamics of Bimanual Rhythmic Coordination
Human handedness was investigated in a 1:1 interlimb rhythmic coordination in which consistent and inconsistent left-handed and right-handed individuals oscillated hand-held pendulums. Mean phase difference (φ stable ) and its standard deviation ( SD φ) were evaluated as functions of mode of coordin...
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| description | Human handedness was investigated in a 1:1 interlimb rhythmic coordination in which consistent and inconsistent left-handed and right-handed individuals oscillated hand-held pendulums. Mean phase difference (φ
stable
)
and its standard deviation (
SD
φ) were evaluated as functions of mode of coordination (in-phase vs. anti-phase) and the symmetry conditions imposed by controlling the natural frequencies of the left and right pendulums. The dependencies of φ
stable
and
SD
φ
on coordination mode and imposed symmetry were found to be systematically affected by handedness. The data were consistent with an elaboration of the established order parameter dynamics of interlimb rhythmic coordination. The elaboration includes additional 2π periodic terms that break the symmetry of those dynamics when the natural frequencies of the component rhythmic units are identical. |
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φ
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stable
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SD
φ
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