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Analyzing motor performance distribution, reaction speed- quality, constant vigilance-problem solving and nonverbal intelligence on healty left-right handed individiuals

2014
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Necip Kutlu

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Vienna Test System is a system of computer based psychotechnic measurements and evaluation which is used for determining mental features and psychomotor skills of individuals Determination test (DT) is a test which measures the speed and the quality of reaction that a person gives under the stress and high stimulus flow, Cognitrone (COG) test measures constant attention and problem-solving skills, Standart Progressive Matris (SPM) test measures the ability to individual's judgments. Motor Performans Serisi (MLS) test measures individual's motor skills, all of these tests are found on the Vienna Test System. Hand motor skill is ability, to make sensitive application without tremor on small objects (nails) in confined spaces, placing without error on targeted areas. There is a grup of test which is to determine for degree of hand motor skill. These are among the Motor Performance Series (MLS). The Motor Performance Series (MLS) is a test battery developed basing on factor analyze studies of fine motor abilities. Sensitive and rough hand skills are being measured by the MLS. The MLS assesses the following five aspects of fine motor abilities; steadiness, line tracking, aiming, inserting pins and tapping. In this study, Cognitive fonctions of brain, motor skills and hand preference of male and female individuals have been compared,it has been discovered that motor control stability of left and right hand and motor output of left and right hand can be controlled asimetricly.

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Beste Ölçgen

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Beste Ölçgen (Master Thesis). Analyzing motor performance distribution, reaction speed- quality, constant vigilance-problem solving and nonverbal intelligence on healty left-right handed individiuals, 2014, Manisa Celal Bayar University.

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