Telling right from right: the influence of handedness in the mental rotation of hands

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RT @chrastil: So proud of my PhD student Lily Cheng's first paper! She looked at the effects of handedness on mental rotation. Now out as p…

23 Jun 2020

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RT @chrastil: So proud of my PhD student Lily Cheng's first paper! She looked at the effects of handedness on mental rotation. Now out as p…

23 Jun 2020

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RT @chrastil: So proud of my PhD student Lily Cheng's first paper! She looked at the effects of handedness on mental rotation. Now out as p…

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RT @chrastil: So proud of my PhD student Lily Cheng's first paper! She looked at the effects of handedness on mental rotation. Now out as p…

22 Jun 2020

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So proud of my PhD student Lily Cheng's first paper! She looked at the effects of handedness on mental rotation. Now out as part of a special issue in CR:PI on spatial cognition in education, learning, and everyday activities https://t.co/So9FIWcmOa

22 Jun 2020

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