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Quantitative evaluation of handwriting: factors that affect pen operating skills

Horie et al., 2018

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8039642681522911584
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Horie S
Shibata K
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Journal of Physical Therapy Science

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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to present control data on writing pressure, the amount of weight on the upper limb, joint angle, and the area of overlap from the sample in graphic tracing tasks, and to extract factors that affect pen-operating skills.[Participants and …
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