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What ear preference, handedness and hemispheric asymmetry reveal about personality.
A smaller but distinctive line of research asks whether the two sides of the brain play different roles in approach and avoidance. Studies of ear preference, handedness, digit ratio and tympanic membrane temperature suggest that hemispheric preference interacts with personality to predict disinhibition, emotion and performance.
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Left Hemispheric Lateral Preference and High Neuroticism Predict Disinhibition in two Go/No-Go Experiments
When Avoidance Leads to Approach: How Ear Preference Interacts With Neuroticism To Predict Disinhibited Approach
Prediction of Hemispheric Asymmetry as Measured by Handedness from Digit Length and 2D:4D Digit Ratio
How preferred ear for listening moderates emotional cognitions in the prediction of personality
Moderating effect of ear dominance on personality in the prediction of sales performance
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