This document discusses left-handedness. It begins with an introduction that defines left-handedness and notes that approximately 10% of the world is left-handed. It then discusses international left-handers day in August and theories about the development of left-handedness. Specific examples are provided about siamese twins and famous left-handed cricketers, actors, and politicians. Some potential advantages of left-handedness are also listed, such as slightly higher IQ for left-handed school children and an advantage in sports against right-handed opponents. The document concludes by stating left-handers are wired into the artistic half of the brain, making them imaginative and creative.
This document discusses left-handedness. It begins with an introduction that defines left-handedness and notes that approximately 10% of the world is left-handed. It then discusses international left-handers day in August and theories about the development of left-handedness. Specific examples are provided about siamese twins and famous left-handed cricketers, actors, and politicians. Some potential advantages of left-handedness are also listed, such as slightly higher IQ for left-handed school children and an advantage in sports against right-handed opponents. The document concludes by stating left-handers are wired into the artistic half of the brain, making them imaginative and creative.
This document discusses left-handedness. It begins with an introduction that defines left-handedness and notes that approximately 10% of the world is left-handed. It then discusses international left-handers day in August and theories about the development of left-handedness. Specific examples are provided about siamese twins and famous left-handed cricketers, actors, and politicians. Some potential advantages of left-handedness are also listed, such as slightly higher IQ for left-handed school children and an advantage in sports against right-handed opponents. The document concludes by stating left-handers are wired into the artistic half of the brain, making them imaginative and creative.
places which are inconvenient for the rest. CONTENTS Introduction International view Development theories Siamese twins Famous left handers Advantage Conclusion Introduction Left handedness is using left hand more skillfully and easily than right hand. Left handed people are more skillful with their left hands when performing task. Approximately 10% of the world population is left handed. International View International left- handers day is held annually every auguat 13. It was founded by the left-handers club in 1992. In the UK there were over 20 regional events to mark the day in 2001 including left-V-right sports matches, a left handed tea party etc. Development theories Left handed individuals have a heterogeneous brain organization in which their brain hemisphere is either organized in the same way as right handers. It is intinctive for women to cradel babies on their left side next to the heart beat. This is because to free right hand to do things. Siamese twins Siamese twins are mirror images of each other. One will be left handed and the others right handed. The fingerprints of one twins right hand will be almost identical to the other twins left hand. Famous left-handers Cricket- Saurav Ganguly David Gower Alan Border Actors- Amitabh Bachchan William Windom US President- Barack obama Bill Clinton George H.W Bush Advantages Left handed school children have on average slightly higher IQ. In sport, left handed players get used to right handed opponents but right handed players are often confused by a left handed opponent. Left handed people adjust more easily to seeing underwater. Lefties are better at playing video game.
Left handers are wired into the artistic half of the brain, which makes them imaginative, creative, surprising, ambiguous, stubborn, emotional, delightful, original but never, never dull