Studies in Stuttering

Body attention patterns and personality defenses.

“…moves more gradually and precisely. Similarly, Travis and Herren (1929) and Jasper (1937) noted that when right-handed individuals were asked to perform a task quickly and simultaneously with both arms, the left responded first. Such findings suggest that in right-handed persons the right side is characterized by a stable set which facilitates control but also inhibits the spontaneity of that side as compared to the nondominant side.…”

Body attention patterns and personality defenses.

“…moves more gradually and precisely. Similarly, Travis and Herren (1929) and Jasper (1937) noted that when right-handed individuals were asked to perform a task quickly and simultaneously with both arms, the left responded first. Such findings suggest that in right-handed persons the right side is characterized by a stable set which facilitates control but also inhibits the spontaneity of that side as compared to the nondominant side.…”

Body attention patterns and personality defenses.

“…moves more gradually and precisely. Similarly, Travis and Herren (1929) and Jasper (1937) noted that when right-handed individuals were asked to perform a task quickly and simultaneously with both arms, the left responded first. Such findings suggest that in right-handed persons the right side is characterized by a stable set which facilitates control but also inhibits the spontaneity of that side as compared to the nondominant side.…”

Body attention patterns and personality defenses.

“…moves more gradually and precisely. Similarly, Travis and Herren (1929) and Jasper (1937) noted that when right-handed individuals were asked to perform a task quickly and simultaneously with both arms, the left responded first. Such findings suggest that in right-handed persons the right side is characterized by a stable set which facilitates control but also inhibits the spontaneity of that side as compared to the nondominant side.…”