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Right-versus Left-handedness in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience Hikari Yamashita 1 , Ayumi Sechi 2 1Faculty of Education, Ehime University 2Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Ehime University Graduate School of Medicine Keyword: 利き手 , 左手利き , ラテラリティ , 多様性 , 共生社会 , handedness , left handedness , laterality , diversity , inclusive society pp.1093-1102
Published Date 2018/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1416201141
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Abstract

Globally, approximately 90% of individuals are right-handed, while the remaining 10% are left-handed. Handedness is associated with functional lateralization of cerebral dominance, and may also be associated with various types of psychological characteristics. Unfortunately, neuromyths of left handedness have become deeply embedded in public consciousness due to misleading studies. In neuroscience research, it is common for left-handed individuals to be excluded from study cohorts in an attempt to increase data uniformity. Left-handed participants represent a substantial portion of the population and their inclusion of left-handed participants can be informative in studies of cerebral asymmetry. We should aim to construct a society that allows people with diverse characteristics, such as left-handed individuals live without discomfort or stress.


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