The only hypothesis developed to explain why bilateral transfer occurs proposes that invariant characteristics of the generalized motor program acquired with the practice of one limb are applied to the performance of the skill with the contralateral limb.

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There are multiple hypotheses developed to explain why bilateral transfer occurs, including the cognitive explanation, the dynamic pattern theory, and the neural substrate hypothesis, not just the generalized motor program theory.

The Only Hypothesis Developed to Explain Why Bilateral Transfer Occurs