Lateralized finger-tapping interference produced by block design activities |
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| Authors: | D W Kee R Matteson J Hellige |
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| Affiliation: | Department of Psychology, California State University, Fullerton 92634. |
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| Abstract: | Dual task procedures were used to examine hemispheric specialization for nonmanual block design activities. College subjects performed a finger-tapping task with each hand; on some trials concurrent WISC block design solutions were required. Patterns of lateralized interference in tapping under dual-task conditions indicated more left- than right-hemispheric involvement for males, while more bilateral involvement was shown for females. |
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