The Contribution of Gender, Orthographic, Finger Function, and Visual-Motor Processes to the Prediction of Handwriting Status

By N. Weintraub, Steve Graham. 2000

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Subfields: Developmental and Educational Psychology, Education

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• Relationship Between Visual-Motor Integration, Eye-Hand Coordination, and Quality of Handwriting (2009, result): “The predictive value of visual-motor integration of the quality of handwriting is considered positive in some studies (Cornhill & Case-Smith, 1996; Maki, Voeten, Vauras, & Poskiparta, 2001; Weintraub & Graham, 2000) but not in others.”