In a dichotic listening test for which he volunteered, Justin was able to repeat the words presented to his right ear, but he did a better job evaluating the emotional tone of a word when it was presented to his left ear. It is most likely that
a. Justin is left-handed.
b. Justin is right-handed.
c. Justin is ambidextrous, showing no preference for one hand over the other.
d. no predictions about Justin's handedness can be made without further information.
Question 2
In dichotic listening tasks,
a. most right-handed people will repeat the information heard by the left ear.
b. most right-handed people will repeat the information heard by the right ear.
c. 50 percent of right-handed people will repeat the information heard by the left ear.
d. most left-handed people will repeat the information heard by the left ear.
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