| Autor: |
Liu, Yi-Chia, Yang, Yen Kuang, Lin, Keh-Chung, Jeffries, Keith J, Lee, I Hui, Lee, Li-Ching |
| Zdroj: |
Perceptual & Motor Skills; June 2004, Vol. 98 Issue: Supplement 3 p1225-1233, 9p |
| Abstrakt: |
Hand preference and eye dominance were investigated in 73 (30 women, 43 men) schizophrenic patients and 71 (30 women, 41 men) healthy controls. There were significantly more schizophrenic patients and normal controls who were significantly right-hand dominant. However, schizophrenic patients showed a significant excess of left-eye dominance relative to controls (65.8% vs 29.6%; Odds Ratio = 4.75, p< .001). In addition, female schizophrenic patients showed a higher rate of non-right (either left or inconsistent) eye dominance (80%) than male schizophrenic patients (55.8%) and controls (33.3%). Analysis of hand performance on the Purdue Pegboard Test indicated that schizophrenic patients who showed crossed eye-hand dominance scored higher than did patients without crossed eye-hand dominance. |
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