with such inventories, individuals indicate their preferred hand for a variety of common tasks, including writing, drawing, cutting with a knife, using a toothbrush, hammer, scissors, and other utensils and tools. Participants also may be asked to rate their consistency of use on a scale with anywhere from 3 to 7 values (e.g., \u201aalways left\u201aaa, “usually left\u201aaa, \u201aeither\u201aaa, \u201acausally right\u201aaa, \u201aalways right\u201aaa). There is usually a good association between measures of handedness obtained from these questionnaires and having individuals actually performed the tasks referred to in them<\/p>\n
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with such inventories, individuals indicate their preferred hand for a variety of common tasks, including writing, drawing, cutting with a knife, using a toothbrush, hammer, scissors, and other utensils and tools. Participants also may be asked to rate their consistency of use on a scale with anywhere from 3 to 7 values (e.g., \u201aalways left\u201aaa, … <\/p>\n