About 8 to 15% of people are lefthanded
Right Handedness is more common.
It is not a preference but genetic, people don't decide which hand is dominant.
There are exeptions;
* Mixed-handedness, also known as cross-dominance, is being able to do different tasks better with different hands. For example, mixed-handed persons might write better with their right hand but throw a ball more efficiently with their left hand. This could also refer to pianists, because different sections of pieces are usually composed to fit the abilities of the different hands, considering that the right hand is usually for melodies and the left-hand, harmonies. However, many writers refer to handedness as the hand that a person uses to write, so Mixed-handedness is often neglected. * Ambidexterity is exceptionally rare, although it can be learned. A true ambidextrous person is able to do any task equally well with either hand. Those who learn it still tend to sway towards their originally dominant hand.
Their right
people don't have to wear shoes but i prefer it.
they prefer the cross because it is more faithful to the people that are catholics
I prefer cutting food with my left. because i always feed myself with a spoon or fork with my right. so i dont like holding it on my left. but i think its proper for right handed people to cut with the left. most of my family do.
No, Jason has never used a chainsaw. He seems to prefer a machete, but he will use other implements if they are on hand.
1) They have injured their right hand and have been forced to use their left hand.2) They are ambidextrous but they slightly prefer their left hand.3) They want to be rarer than their peers (who will normally be right handed) or they may want to be like a left handed role model.About 30% of ambidextrous people slightly prefer their left handAbout 2% of righties want to become leftiesAbout 0.5% of righties have become lefties.
1) They have injured their right hand and have been forced to use their left hand.2) They are ambidextrous but they slightly prefer their left hand.3) They want to be rarer than their peers (who will normally be right handed) or they may want to be like a left handed role model.About 30% of ambidextrous people slightly prefer their left handAbout 2% of righties want to become leftiesAbout 0.5% of righties have become lefties.
yes! I prefer milk though
Some people use science, some prefer magic.
Some people use science, some prefer magic.
Some people prefer different networks to find their information.
Most people are either right-handed, or left-handed. This means that those people will tend to use their preferred hand more often for certain tasks, creating a slight imbalance. Truly ambidextrous people have no need for a preferred hand, but may prefer one over the other as a matter of choice or social expectation.