The models have each been modified to explain the greater incidence of left-handedness in males. The most predominant theory of handedness is Annett's (1972) right shift theory. The theory poses that a single autosomal gene labeled the right shift (rs+) gene if dominant in a person carrying at least one copy were mostly right-handed and those absent from carrying the gene would have a and fifty-fifty chance of being either right-handed or left-handed...
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The model allows for a strong element of chance as well as the genetic component. Annett's theory was put into place in 1974 where she studied the theory by interviewing children whose parents were both left-handed. Since the parents were left-handed and therefore were absent from the right-shift factor, the children, in theory, should not have it either...
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