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From: fargo@pawl.rpi.edu (Ethan M. Young)
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Subject: Re: left handed
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Date: 1 Feb 89 06:27:19 GMT
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Just as a small question from a novice here:
      What about people who are ambidextrous?  :)

Seriously, though, what kind of behavior patterns have been observed in ambi-
dextrous people?  I myself show a tendency to be ambidextrous.  I may write
with my right hand, but some people have remarked as to why I use my left
hand for certain tasks which normally should be done right-handed.  (Not a
bias, just the fact that they see me write right-handed, and then, say, saw
me cut a 2x4 with my left hand)

If this should be moved to sci.psychology, I will comply.  But please don't
flame me as I'm still relatively new to Usenet.

Thank you and happy hunting!   Internet: fargo@pawl.rpi.edu
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