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Preoperative Neuropsychology Subtypes Predict Neuropsychological Change after Temporal Lobe resection

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Boundaries and Handedness

open access: yesPerceptual and Motor Skills, 1999
The responses of 116 university students were used to assess a possible relation between scores on Hartmann's Boundary Questionnaire and the Briggs-Nebes Handedness Scale. Consistent with our prediction, the mean handedness score of the students with thin boundaries was significantly skewed in the direction of mixed-handedness.
R A, Hicks, J, Bautista, G J, Hicks
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Migraine and handedness

Neurological Sciences, 2021
Migraine is a typically unilateral disorder in adulthood; however, the reasons for painful lateralization have been little investigated. The possible influence of manual dominance was suggested. We aimed to investigate the localization of pain in migraine attacks in right-handed and left-handed subjects.
La Pegna, Giovanni Battista   +8 more
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Handedness and Personality

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1994
A study of 185 college students indicated that left-handed male students scored lower on a measure of psychoticism than right-handed male students.
M F, Kalodner, R A, Rodin, D, Lester
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Handedness and Esotropia

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1986
Questionnaires were completed by 1083 nonesotropic control subjects and 170 patients with nonparalytic esotropia to determine handedness. The subjects, who had been drawn from patients attending ophthalmic clinics and private practices, were classified as right-handed, left-handed, or ambidextrous based on their answers to five questions about hand ...
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HANDEDNESS IN MUSICIANS

British Journal of Psychology, 1969
An inquiry by means of a questionnaire which included a ‘handedness inventory’ was made into the prevalence of left‐handedness among musicians, and the difficulties, if any, which lefthanders experienced in acquiring executant skills. It was found that left‐handedness is neither less nor more common in the group of musicians studied than in a ...
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