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Empirical contributions

Spatial abilities in “forced” left‐handers

Alfredo Ardila Instituto Neurológico de Colombia, ; Miami Institute of Psychology, 1401 SW First Street, Miami, FL, 33135
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Patricia Correa Universidad Nacional de Colombia,
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José Zuluaga Universidad Nacional de Colombia,
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Beatriz Uribe Universidad Nacional de Colombia,
Pages 147-150 | Published online: 04 Nov 2009

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William Lee Berdel Martin & Clare Porac. (2007) Patterns of Handedness and Footedness in Switched and Nonswitched Brazilian Left-Handers: Cultural Effects on the Development of Lateral Preferences. Developmental Neuropsychology 31:2, pages 159-179.
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Lauren Julius Harris. (1990) Are spatial abilities poorer in “forced” left‐handers? If so, why?. Developmental Neuropsychology 6:1, pages 57-70.
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Alfredo Ardila, JoséRicardo Bateman, Carmen Rosa Niño, Elizabeth Pulido, Dora Beatriz Rivera & Claudia Janeth Vanegas. (1994) An epidemiologic study of stuttering. Journal of Communication Disorders 27:1, pages 37-48.
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Polly Henninger. 1992. Handbook of Neuropsychological Assessment. Handbook of Neuropsychological Assessment 141 179 .
Lauren Julius Harris. 1990. 195 258 .
Alfredo Ardila. (1989) Backwards writing: An unexpected ability in writing. Reading and Writing 1:3, pages 195-200.
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