Disambiguation: Handedness
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| Biomedical and Life Sciences > Encyclopedia of Genetics, Genomics, Proteomics and Informatics |
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| About 93% of the human population is right-handed; left-handedness is higher among younger age groups than in the older age groups indicating greater longevity of right-handed individuals. Right-handedness most frequently is associated with clockwise orientation of the hair whorls on the scalp. Lefties... |
| Biomedical and Life Sciences > Encyclopedia of Neuroscience |
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| The tendency to prefer using one hand and not the other for a particular task or set of similar tasks. Motor Cortex - Hand Movements and Plasticity... |
| Physics and Astronomy > Encyclopedia of Astrobiology |
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| Medicine > Encyclopedia of Clinical Neuropsychology |
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| Laterality Handedness is the preferential use of, or superior performance with, one hand for the completion of manual tasks. The manifestation of motor asymmetry is easily observed in one's preference for and/or the superior skill with which one carries out unilateral manual tasks such as writing or... |
| Biomedical and Life Sciences > Encyclopedia of Exercise Medicine in Health and Disease |
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| Handedness; Hand preference; Motor lateralization Handedness , or motor lateralization, can be defined in a number of ways. In general, it refers to the tendency to prefer one arm for performance of many common tasks, such as writing, throwing, and cutting with scissors. The most common method to assess... |