efeito da direção da transferência interlateral no aprendizado de tarefa de sequência de toques de dedos efecto de la dirección de la transferencia interlateral de aprendizaje en la tarea de secuencia de tocar los dedos effect of interlateral transfer of learning direction in touching finger sequence task
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Abstract
Este estudio examinó el efecto de la dirección de la transferencia interlateral en la tarea de secuencia de tocar los dedos. Veinte participantes diestros (18-30 años) fueron divididos en dos grupos: la práctica con la mano derecha (GD) y la mano izquierda (GE). Los grupos fueron evaluados en el pre-test, post-test y la retención. La tarea era hacer el mayor número de movimientos alternantes entre el pulgar y otros dedos, por 10 segundos, con una secuencia preestablecida. GE realizado mayor número de toques de dedos con la mano izquierda en el post-test (Z = 2.2, P = 0,028) en comparación con el pre-test. El GD aumentado el número de movimientos del dedo en la retención de la mano derecha (Z = 2.4, P = 0,017) e izquierda (Z = 2.6, P = 0,009), lo que indica el aprendizaje y la transferencia interlateral. La transferencia interlateral hacia la mano derecha a la izquierda se explica por el principio de la treinabilidad.
The present study analyzed the effect of interlateral transfer direction while learning a touching finger sequence task. Twenty right-handed participants (18-30 years old) were divided into two groups: practice with the right hand (GD) and left hand (GE). Groups were evaluated during pretest, posttest, and retention phases. The task was performing the higher number of finger touches between tomb and the other fingers, during 10 seconds, in a pre-stablished order. The GE showed higher number of finger touchs with the left hand in posttest (Z=2,2; P=0,028) compared to pretest. The GD increased the number of finger touches from pretest to retention for the right hand (Z=2,4; P=0,017) and left hand (Z=2,6; P=0,009), indicating learning and interlateral transfer of learning. The interlateral transfer of learning from the right to the left hand was explained by the principle of trainability.
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| Authors | ;Paulo César Andrean;Bruno Secco Faquin;Juliana Bayeux Dascal;Victor Hugo Alves Okazaki |
| Journal | aims microbiology |
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