A) A small minority of lefties owe their hand preferences to birth traumas,such as prematurity,low birth weight,and breech birth.
B) Left-handed persons have a significantly lower incidence of allergies and learning disorders than right-handed persons.
C) People with mixed handedness may be at risk for more immune-related diseases than persons who are consistently left-handed.
D) Collectivist cultures where left-handedness is viewed as especially negative have about half the proportion of left-handed persons as individualist cultures.
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A) Prenatal hand preferences persist for at least ten years after birth.
B) Handedness appears to be influenced by a single gene on the Y chromosome.
C) Forcing a left-handed child to use the right hand may create speech or reading problems.
D) Two left-handed parents are more likely to have a left-handed child than two right-handed parents are.
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A) Students who are extremely gifted in math are much more likely to be left-handed or ambidextrous.
B) Left-handed persons typically experience more language loss after damage to the brain and recover more slowly than right-handed persons.
C) Left-handers are more symmetrical in eye dominance,fingerprints,and foot size than right-handers.
D) The physical size and shape of the two cerebral hemispheres are more alike in left-handed persons than in right-handed persons.
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A) clumsy and unlucky.
B) skillful and just.
C) caring and sincere.
D) emotionally stable and friendly.
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A) 60 percent
B) 75 percent
C) 88 percent
D) 98 percent
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A) unlucky.
B) inferior.
C) sinister.
D) clumsy.
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A) in your right hemisphere.
B) in your left hemisphere.
C) more inefficiently than if you gestured with your right hand.
D) in both hemispheres,since you do not have a dominant hemisphere for language processing.
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A) 50 percent
B) 70 percent
C) 80 percent
D) 90 percent
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A) no one.
B) about 95 percent of right-handers and 70 percent of left-handers.
C) about 19 percent of left-handers and three percent of right-handers.
D) all left-handed persons.
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A) visual agnosia.
B) spatial neglect.
C) allergies or immune-related diseases.
D) speech or reading problems.
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A) immune-related diseases
B) allergies and learning disorders
C) spatial neglect
D) facial agnosia
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A) deep lesioning within each hemisphere.
B) assessing one cerebral hemisphere at a time.
C) spatial ablation.
D) karotyping and DNA analysis for lateralization.
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A) Ishihara Test of Hand Preference.
B) Waterloo Handedness Questionnaire.
C) 16 PF.
D) MMPI-2.
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A) All left-handers produce speech from the right hemisphere.
B) All left-handers produce speech from the left hemisphere.
C) About 70 percent of left-handers use the right hemisphere for language processing.
D) About 12 percent of left-handers use both sides of the brain for language processing.
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A) living in a right-handed world.
B) lack of dexterity in the left hand.
C) poor motor control.
D) lack of brain dominance.
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A) being moderately right-handed.
B) being moderately left-handed.
C) being ambidextrous.
D) having mixed handedness.
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A) more intelligent than those who do not use this hand position.
B) less intelligent than those who do not use this hand position.
C) left-brain dominant for language.
D) right-brain dominant for language.
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