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left handedness
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US
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Some everyday objects and tools are designed with right-handed people in mind, making it less convenient for left-handed individuals.
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left handedness
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United States
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Left-handedness is considered relatively common and socially accepted, with left-handed individuals not facing significant stigma or discrimination.
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3
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right hand
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US
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The right hand is the preferred hand for handshakes, gestures of respect, and for eating in formal settings.
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4
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right hand
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US
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The right hand is typically used for handshakes and is considered the proper hand for most activities.
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5
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right handedness
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United States
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Considered the norm and often favored in tool and utensil design.
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6
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right handedness
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United States
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Considered the norm and preferred hand for writing, eating, and most tasks
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7
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right handedness
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United States
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Considered the norm and expected in daily activities like writing, eating, and shaking hands.
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