Why do left-handers have a performance advantage in the sport of fencing? Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

Is the incidence of left-handedness among NHL players really 60%? Find out about the difference between everyday handedness and hockey handedness in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

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Are there more left-handers among architects than one would find in the general population? Read about the results of a recent study of award-winning architects in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

I am celebrating 10 years of my blog, In Your Hands. I have written over 150 posts describing handedness research. Read my comments on the 10-year history at sites.psu.edu/clarep #laterality #lefthanded #neuropsychology

Left-footed punt kickers are rare in the National Football League. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep #lefthanded #laterality #neuropsychology

Left-footed punt kickers are rare in the National Football League. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep #lefthanded #laterality #neuropsychology

August 13 is International Left-handers Day. My latest blog post celebrates with stories about two famous left-handed musicians, Paul McCartney and Jimi Hendrix. But was Jimi Hendrix actually left-handed? Find out at sites.psu.edu/clarep

A recent study examined the association between handedness type (right, left, mixed) and clinical disorders such as autism. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

A recent study examined the association between handedness type (right, left, mixed) and clinical disorders such as autism. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

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A person's handedness influences where they walk when with another person. Right-handers like the right side, left-handers the left side. Ther preferred hand is on the outside of the couple. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep

A person's handedness influences where they walk when with another person. Right-handers like the right side, left-handers the left side. Ther preferred hand is on the outside of the couple. Read about it in my latest blog post at sites.psu.edu/clarep