Family patterns in four dimensions of lateral preference

作者: Stanley Coren , Clare Porac

DOI: 10.1007/BF01065596

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摘要: Hand, eye, foot, and ear preference were examined in a sample of 459 biologically related parent-offspring triads 434 sibling pairs. Intercorrelations computed using the side as dependent variables then again absolute, strength displayed irrespective side. The directional analyses did not show strong patterns familial similarities; however, relatives tend to resemble each other degree lateralization manifested. Maternal paternal resemblance offspring vary over four indices laterality, there are some suggestions sex-specific interactions. These results imply that genetic influence may operate affect expressed preference, while be genetically encoded. findings also suggest lateral preferences for limb sense organ due single causal mechanism.

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