Lateral Dominance in the Perception of Size and of Pain

Diana R. Haslam

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology · 1970 · 96 citations · 6 references

Concepts

Abstract

Perception of size and perception of pain were studied in a group of right-handed and a group of left-handed subjects. For right-handed subjects a significant relationship was found between these two types of perception in that subjects who tended to underestimate size with the dominant hand also had a higher pain threshold for that hand as compared with the non-dominant hand.

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