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The document discusses handedness and provides information about left-handed people. It notes that there are four main types of handedness: right-handedness, left-handedness, mixed-handedness, and ambidexterity. While left-handed people make up 10% of the population, many everyday items are designed for right-handed people, posing some challenges for lefties. However, left-handedness may provide some cognitive and physical advantages, as left-handed individuals have been found to have better memories, higher IQs, and advantages in certain sports.
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left handed people
- 2. Prepared by: Raheela Shabbir & Waqas Ali 2
- 3. Handedness • What is handedness? 3
- 4. 4
- 5. Types of handedness • Four major types of handedness 1. Right-handedness 2. Left-handedness 3. Mixed-handedness 4. Ambidexterity 5
- 6. Problems of left handed 6
- 7. Cont… • Left handed people have to use special “lefty” scissors 7
- 8. Cont… • Confusing while using electronic metro ticket 8
- 10. Cont… • Spending the entire life bumping elbows with righties 10
- 11. Cont… word puzzles will never be readable 11
- 12. Cont… • Notebooks, oooooh spiral notebooks 12
- 13. Cont… • Credit card swiping 13
- 14. Cont… • The number pads on keyboards are a long reach 14
- 15. Cont… • And they might die sooner 15
- 16. Cont… • A Harvard economist named Joshua Goodman found that being left- handed may actually be a curse. • Lefties earn about 10 to 12 percent less than righties • Lefties have more emotional and behavioral problems • They have less cognitive skills 16
- 17. Attributes of left handed people • Can balance the left and right brain 17
- 18. Cont… • More able to multitask 18
- 19. Cont… • Have a greater chance of being a genius 19
- 20. Cont… • Better at playing video games 20
- 21. Cont… • They have better memories 21
- 22. Cont… • They have high I.Q. 22
- 23. Cont… • Advantages in sports 23
- 25. Cont… 25
- 26. Cont… 26
- 27. Cont… 27
- 28. Cont… 28
- 29. Left handed Vs right handed 29
- 30. Comparison chart Left-handed people Right handed people Use their left hand as a dominant hand Use their right hand as a dominant hand Make up 10% of the Earth’s population Make up 90% of the Earth’s population The right hemisphere of the brain is dominant The left hemisphere of the brain is dominant Should not be forced to use the other hand Should not be forced to use the other hand There are special items created for left-handed people Most items are created for right- handed people 30
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Editor's Notes
- A Harvard economist named Joshua Goodman found that being left- handed may actually be a curse. 7. A Harvard economist named Joshua Goodman found that being left- handed may actually be a curse. Goodman’s research established that lefties earn about 10 to 12 percent less than righties 8. Goodman’s research found that lefties have: 9. Goodman’s research found that lefties have: more emotional and behavioral problems 10. Goodman’s research found that lefties have: more emotional and behavioral problems more learning disabilities 11. Goodman’s research found that lefties have: more emotional and behavioral problems more learning disabilities complete less schooling 12. Goodman’s research found that lefties have: more emotional and behavioral problems more learning disabilities complete less schooling work in occupations requiring less cognitive skill