Handedness, clumsiness and developmental language disorders

Hand preference and relative hand skill were assessed in 83 8½-year-olds who had first been enrolled in a longitudinal study of specific language impairment at 4 years of age. There was no evidence that hand preference or relative skill of the two hands differed from normal in this population, although skill of both hands was poor in children with persisting language difficulties.The full text of this item is not available in ORA. It may be possible to access the publisher's version by using the link above