of three tasks to determine eye dominance, two tasks to determine foot dominance, and three tasks to determine hand dominance. Scores ranged from −8 (representing strong sinistral preference or left handedness), to +8 (representing strong dextral preference or right handedness). Dextral dominant children were defined as having a laterality score of ≥2 and sinistral dominant children were defined as having a laterality score of ≤−2. Only 9% of the subjects had laterality scores ≤−2 and 87% of the subjects had laterality scores ≥2 and thus the majority of subjects were right side dominant.
