ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Sensorimotor Parameters Predict Performance on the Bead Maze Hand Function Test.
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Understanding the forces imparted onto an object during manipulation can shed light on the quality of daily manual behaviors. We have developed an objective measure of the quality of hand function in children, the Bead Maze Hand Function Test, which quantifies how well the individual performs the activity by integrating measures of time and force control. Our main objectives were to examine associations between performance (total force output) on the Bead Maze Hand Function Test (BMHFT) and (1) performance on a sensitive measure of force scaling obtained on a laboratory-based dexterous manipulation task, and (2) general sensory and motor parameters important for fine motor skills. A total of 39 typically developing participants ranging in age from 5 to 10 years old (
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