Aim To better understand the neural and performance factors that may underlie
developmental coordination disorder (DCD), and implications for a multi‐component …

Optimality criteria underlying organization of arm movements are often validated by testing
their ability to adequately predict hand trajectories. However, kinematic redundancy of the …

The aim of this review was to gather information on how well authors comply to DSM criteria
in their description and selection of children with DCD. We investigated which selection …

Introduction Previous research indicates that children with Developmental Coordination
Disorder (DCD) show deficits performing online corrections, an issue exacerbated by adding …

Redundancy of degrees of freedom (DOFs) during natural human movements is a central
problem of motor control research. This study tests a novel interpretation that during arm …

Many medical, psychiatric and neurological conditions have been characterized by a high
prevalence of left-handedness or mixed-handedness. Several studies have indicated an …

The aim of this review was to examine what is presently known about the nature of motor
coordination and control problems in children with developmental coordination disorder …

Background: Ball skill performance changes over time during childhood and depends on the
child's physical and psychological characteristics, environmental opportunities, and task …

A trailing joint control pattern, during which a single joint is rotated actively and the
mechanical effect of this motion is used to move the other joints, was previously observed …

Most actions of daily life engage the two upper extremities (UEs) in a highly coordinated
manner. While it is recognized that bimanual movements are impaired post-stroke …