Survey finds left-handed individuals lean more left politically
A survey of 1,404 people across 18 Western countries found that left-handed individuals place themselves about half a point further left on a 10-point political scale than right-handers. The association held after controlling for age, income, gender, and education. The researchers suggest the link is more about identity than biology.
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