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Attachment, Empathy and Social Ability as Correlates of Leftward Cradling in Students
Many theories have been put forth in order to explain the emergence of leftward cradling bias - the universal phenomenon whereby humans tend to exhibit a bias for cradling to the left when trying to soothe an infant. Current research supports a cerebral laterality hypothesis, which suggests that thi...
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Department of Psychology
2024
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