"Input vs. Output Level Coupling Demonstrates Asymmetrical Attentional Biases" by Gavin Buckingham

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Input vs. Output Level Coupling Demonstrates Asymmetrical Attentional Biases

British Psychology Society Cognitive Section (BPS) Meeting (2007)

Gavin Buckingham, University of Aberdeen
David P. Carey, University of Aberdeen

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Abstract

The current study examined the performance of each limb as it reached across the body (the hard task), while yoked to it’s ipsilateral reaching counterpart (the easy task).

Keywords

Bimanual coordination,
Attentional bias,
Laterality,
Handedness,
Intention

Disciplines

Cognition and Perception and
Neurosciences

Publication Date

2007

Citation Information

Gavin Buckingham and David P. Carey. "Input vs. Output Level Coupling Demonstrates Asymmetrical Attentional Biases" British Psychology Society Cognitive Section (BPS) Meeting (2007)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/gavinbuckingham/20/