By asking participants to download and play a video game that captured user information and tracked navigational challenges, researchers were able to measure demographic data — including hand preference — and activity from more than 420,000 international participants, across 41 different countries. They found that left-handers were neither better nor worse than right-handers at the tasks, clarifying a long-running debate about the links between handedness and spatial skills.
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Source: ScienceDaily