sidedness

Examples

• All

• Physical therapists assess sidedness to design better rehabilitation programs for stroke patients.

• Scientists study sidedness to understand why most people are right-handed.

• The athlete's sidedness was evident during the competition.

• Many people are unaware of their own sidedness.

• The teacher noticed the child's sidedness when he always kicked the ball with his right foot.

• Physical therapists assess sidedness to design better rehabilitation programs for stroke patients.

• Many people are unaware of their own sidedness until they try to use their non-dominant hand.

Synonyms

H

handedness

vssidedness

• Specialized

7 4.9

A natural preference for using one hand more than the other

is broader and covers preference for an entire side beyond just hands

D

dominance

vssidedness

• Specialized

2 5.6

One side of the body is stronger and used more than the other

is about the general tendency to favor one side in movement or function

L

lateralization

vssidedness

1 8.8

A thinking skill done mainly by one side of the brain, for example language

relates to bodily use preference rather than brain function location

L

laterality

vssidedness

• Specialized

9.4

A natural preference for one side of the body, like being right- or left-handed

is focused on bodily use and movement rather than brain functions

How One-Sided

sidedness

• Specialized

7.7

ambidexterity

8.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology