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Investigating the effect of depression, stress, and attachment style on leftward cradling bias.
The majority of women cradle infants to the left of their midline ? this phenomenon is known as leftward cradling bias. The right hemisphere's specialization for emotional processing is believed to explain the bias as it would facilitate emotional communication between the parent and child. Thus, it...
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Department of Psychology
2014
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