Be right-handed or left-handed to say it is innate It wouldn’t be wrong. Of course, some tasks may involve manual dexterity, but everyone has a hand that they primarily use.

Agree Does this situation bring us several advantages?

A study published in the journal Neuropsychology suggested that left-handed people process multiple stimuli much faster than right-handed people.

According to this research conducted at the Australian National University, being left or right handed in the womb is determined. It also supports previous studies showing that many left-handed people process language using both hemispheres of the brain.

However, in right-handed people, the left hemisphere is mainly used for this. Actually two hemispheres usually processes the same information. Data moves back and forth between them, mainly via a large neural pathway.

However, certain tasks, such as language processing, usually take place in one hemisphere or the other.

In most people, language processing takes place in the left hemisphere of the brain. For left-handed people, basically It can occur in both hemispheres of the brain. Furthermore, in sensory processing, the data received from the right side of the body goes to the left hemisphere of the brain for processing.

Similarly, data is taken from the left side, goes to the right hemisphere. Ultimately, the brain essentially combines the processing results of both hemispheres to arrive at what we consciously see and hear.

Furthermore, a study of 80 right-handed and 20 left-handed people found that right-handed people only processing stimuli that are focused on one hemisphere of the brainappears to be faster than left-handers.

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