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multiple factors(passive) to be influenced byhandedness
the research community ( and society at large ... the environmental and developmental factorsmay influencehandedness
prenatal and early - life factors that affect the central nervous system(passive) to be influenced byhandedness
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some of the othertheories presented here(passive) must also be influenced byHandedness
some of the other theories presented here(passive) must also be influenced byHandedness
This dominance iscauseshandedness
genetic traits(passive) is caused byHandedness
difference in brain hemisphere laterality(passive) is usually caused byHandedness
perhaps something happening independently in the spinal cordmight influencehandedness
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left - right differences in the braincould influencehandedness
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the issue ... that DNAinfluenceshandedness
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the language or behavioural problems seen , rather that differences in the brain could contribute to both traitscausesthe language or behavioural problems seen , rather that differences in the brain could contribute to both traits
the language or behavioural problems seen ... rather that differences in the brain could be related to both hand dominance and behaviourcausesthe language or behavioural problems seen ... rather that differences in the brain could be related to both hand dominance and behaviour
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The relationship between rRST and indecision(passive) may be influenced byThe relationship between rRST and indecision
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none of the between group differences(passive) are influenced bynone of the between group differences
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