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Crossed Eye/Hand Vs. Uncrossed Eye/Hand

Crossed Eye/Hand Vs. Uncrossed Eye/Hand. BY: Adam Thabateh Mrs.Ransom Science Fair. Question. What effect does crossed eye/hand dominance have on basketball shooting percentage and how does it compare with uncrossed eye/hand dominance?. Hypothesis.

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Crossed Eye/Hand Vs. Uncrossed Eye/Hand

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  1. Crossed Eye/Hand Vs. Uncrossed Eye/Hand BY: Adam Thabateh Mrs.Ransom Science Fair

  2. Question • What effect does crossed eye/hand dominance have on basketball shooting percentage and how does it compare with uncrossed eye/hand dominance?

  3. Hypothesis • I hypothesize that there will be a negative effect on the crossed eye/hand participants. • Studies show that being crossed hand/eye makes it more difficult to shoot because their hand-eye coordination isn’t as steady as people who are uncrossed.

  4. Materials • A basketball • A basketball hoop • 5 people who are crossed eye/hand • 5 people who are uncrossed eye/hand • Pen/pad to record data

  5. Procedures • Ask 5 people who are crossed eye/hand and 5 people who are uncrossed eye/hand to take 10 shots from certain spots on the court • Record how much they made and missed • Collect all of the data

  6. Observation/Data Uncrossed Crossed

  7. Conclusion • My hypothesis was supported. The uncrossed eye/hand people had a better field goal percentage. The average of the crossed eye/hand people was 4.8 while the average of the uncrossed eye/hand participants was 7.2. Uncrossed had the upper hand.

  8. Bibliography • Givens, Tom. "US Concealed Carry Association | USCCA." US Concealed Carry Association USCCA The CrossDominant Shooter Comments. N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2013. • Blakeley, Peter. "November 2006 Skill Builder." Understanding Eye Dominance. N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2013. • Alson, Andrew. "Crossed Up: Does Crossed Hand/Eye Dominance Affect Basketball Shooting Percentage?" Crossed Up: Does Crossed Hand/Eye Dominance Affect Basketball Shooting Percentage?N.p., n.d. Web. 08 Mar. 2013.

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