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Sex and location as determinants of handedness: reply to Vuoksimaa and Kaprio (2010).

Psychological bulletin - 1 May 2010

Martin Maryanne, Papadatou-Pastou Marietta, Jones Gregory V, Munafò Marcus R

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In response to the comment by Vuoksimaa and Kaprio (2010) on our previous article on sex differences in left-handedness (Papadatou-Pastou, Martin, Munafò, and Jones, 2008), we carried out an additional meta-analysis to explore whether the widely observed tendency for rates of left-handedness to be greater among male than female individuals is also found in Scandinavian (Nordic) studies. The overall male-to-female...

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PMID: 20438140
DOI: 10.1037/a0019215

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