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Cognitive benefits of right-handedness: A meta-analysis
Metten Somers
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, Laura S. Shields
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Marco P. Boks
, René S. Kahn
, Iris E. Sommer
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Corresponding author for this work
Utrecht University
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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Meta-analysis
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Spatial Ability
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Right-handedness
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Cognitive Benefits
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Verbal Ability
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Hand Preference
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Right-handers
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Left-handers
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Embase
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Interaction Effect
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Subgroup Analysis
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Neurodevelopment
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Specific Interactions
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Sex Interaction
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Cognitive Skills
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Sex Preference
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Cognitive Advantage
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Mental Rotation Test
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Cerebral Dominance
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Psychology
Meta-Analysis
100%
Spatial Ability
100%
Cognitive Benefit
100%
Hand Preference
75%
Verbal Ability
75%
Cognitive Skill
25%
Cognitive Advantage
25%
Neuroscience
Meta-Analysis
100%
Right Handedness
100%
Hemispheric Dominance
25%