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The British Journal of Psychiatry 140: 521-522 (1982)
© 1982 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Motor lateralization in manic males

HA Nasrallah and M McCalley-Whitters

A handedness test, administered to 88 manic male patients and 86 male control subjects, showed no difference between the two groups. The result suggest that unlike schizophrenia, mania is not associated with increased left and/or mixed-handedness.




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