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Thumb motor performance is greater for two-handed grip compared to single-handed grip on a mobile phone

Trudeau et al., 2012

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843306244746456327
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Trudeau M
Young J
Jindrich D
Dennerlein J
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Proceedings of the human factors and ergonomics society annual meeting

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The aim of this study was to determine if thumb motor performance varied between singlehanded and two-handed grip for thumb tapping tasks on a mobile phone. A secondary aim was to determine if differences in phone movement variation and thumb flexion could …
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