The monohemispheric auditory median finger reaction times

The monohemispheric auditory median finger reaction times 

Considering the healthy group, one sees no clear tendency of differentiation within the finger reaction times of one hand in task a33y POl, P21, P06, P19, P20, PIO, P14 while the following subjects show a tendency of differentiation within the finger reaction times of one hand in the task a33y P03, P07, PIO, P12, P15 

Summing up, there is no uniform tendency to a differentiation within the fingers of one hand in monohemispheric auditory finger reaction times. 

If one compares the finger reaction times of both hands with each other one does not see a side difference in most subjects. Two subjects have a left hand advantage, one subject has a right hand advantage, the others have nearly symmetrical auditory finger reaction times. 

The directly observed cycle times in monohemispheric auditory reaction tasks 

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