Intelligence and handedness

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THE data of Levy1 have been quoted2,3 as evidence that people with left handed preferences have significantly lower visuospatial IQ than right handed people, although the verbal IQ's of the two groups does not differ. I have analysed data4 previously obtained and classified for other purposes, to see if they support Levy's conclusions (Table 1). © 1973 Nature Publishing Group.

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Gibson, J. B. (1973). Intelligence and handedness. Nature, 243(5408), 482. https://doi.org/10.1038/243482b0

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