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Martin Underwood wrote:
As I said earlier, I wonder if left-handers generally are more polarised to left-handedness and less ambidextrous than right-handers for non-precision tasks? This seems to me to be rather unlikely, as left-handers have to adapt continually to the right-handedness of everyday objects, and should therefore become more ambidextrous than the average right-hander. Possibly resentment about this can lead to some left-handers deliberately (or subconsciously)limiting their apparent ambidexterity? -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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