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Gordon, Who Is Left-Handed, Tends to Be More Accident-Prone Than

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Gordon, who is left-handed, tends to be more accident-prone than his right-handed brother.This is most likely due to Gordon

A) being more lateralized.
B) lacking dexterity in the left hand.
C) having poor motor control.
D) living in a right-handed world.

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