Titlebook: Lateral Preferences and Human Behavior; Clare Porac,Stanley Coren Book 1981 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1981 Lateralit?t.Psychopath.Psyc

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Clare Porac,Stanley Coren new field for ambitious scientists and created a rapidly growing new industry. Meanwhile Germany stood aside, combating with political and social restrictions. Promising young scientists who wanted to work in the field left Germany for the US, and big companies moved their facilities out of the cou

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Measurement, handedness appears in the Bible (Judges 20: 15–16), where note was taken of the number of men of the tribe of Benjamin who used their left hand when throwing stones with a sling. In this first record of a measurement operation, it is clearly a combination of preference (and skill) at a unimanual ta

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Population Characteristics, determined. What is the distribution of dextrality and sinistrality for hand, foot, eye, and ear, and what are the relationships among the various manifestations of lateral preference within individuals? Do individual difference variables alter the distribution of these preference behaviors? This c

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Genetic Approaches,ppears for hand, foot, eye, and ear use, as shown in Chapter 3, and appears to be a statistical constant for our species. Evidence available in the historical record suggests that humans have displayed a relatively constant proportion of right-handedness since the Paleolithic era, as noted in Chapte

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Birth Stress,right sided. These explanations included physiological and neurological predispositions, genetic factors, and environmental and sociocultural pressures. Although each approach could muster fairly cogent arguments for the population’s dextral bias, each had problems when attempting to explain the sma