Compared to right-handed persons,left-handed people,in general,
A) have more difficulty learning math and in visualizing three-dimensional objects.
B) experience more language loss and recover more slowly from brain injuries.
C) perform poorer in the sports of boxing, fencing, handball, and tennis.
D) have milder lateralization and are more symmetrical in their brain size and shape.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Research suggests that left-handed people have milder lateralization, meaning that their brain functions are less divided between the left and right hemispheres. This can result in a more symmetrical brain size and shape. However, there is no evidence to support the other options presented. Left-handed individuals do not necessarily have more difficulty with math or visualization, nor do they experience more language loss or perform lower in sports.

Compared to Right-Handed Persons,left-Handed People,in General