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unilateral

unilateral Unilateral means involving only one side of the body or one limb rather than both.

Unilateral means involving only one side of the body or one limb rather than both. In this study, it refers to practice or performance using a single hand, such as the left hand alone.

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Drafting source: Umeno Kazuya; Itaguchi Yoshihiro. Effects of bilateral and unilateral mental practice on actual motor performance and event-related desynchronization. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0325860; article XML SHA-256 3a91342b4b4757faaa65d2c30fbcf4725f0ade55c1d77f683425da285793f96d. “Effects of bilateral and unilateral mental practice on actual motor performance and event-related desynchronization” (10.1371/journal.pone.0325860).
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