concept   handedness
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, right-handedness is the norm, but left-handedness is also accepted and accommodated.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 left handedness Western countries Some everyday objects and tools are designed with right-handed people in mind, making it less convenient for left-handed individuals. 1
2 left handedness Western countries Left-handedness is considered less common but generally accepted, with some accommodation for tools and equipment designed for right-handed use. 1
3 left handedness Western countries Left-handed people may face challenges using tools designed for right-handed people, such as scissors or can openers. 1
4 left handedness Western countries Left-handedness is accepted and accommodated in education and daily life. 1
5 right handedness Western countries Considered the norm and preferred hand for writing, eating, and most tasks 1
6 right handedness Western countries Prevalent and considered normal, with tools and objects designed for right-handed use. 1
7 right handedness Western countries Considered the norm, left-handedness is less common and may have been historically discouraged 1
8 right handedness Western cultures Considered the norm and expected in daily activities like writing, eating, and shaking hands. 1
9 use of left hand Western cultures Left-handedness is widely accepted and accommodated. 1