Leftward cradling bias in males and its relation to autistic traits and lateralised emotion processing
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DOI: 10.1016/j.bandc.2020.105652
Abstract: Recent research has identified a leftward cradling bias in males, although males are much less lateralised than females. It has been suggested that on an individual level this leftward bias is strengthened as males acquire… read more here.
Keywords: autistic traits; cradling bias; leftward cradling; bias males ... See more keywords
The Relationship Between the Left-Cradling Bias and Attachment to Parents and Partner
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DOI: 10.1177/1474704919848117
Abstract: Mothers usually cradle their infants to the left of their body midline, an asymmetry that seems to be a typically female lateral preference. This bias is deemed to be an evolutionary facilitator of communication between… read more here.
Keywords: relationship left; bias attachment; attachment parents; cradling bias ... See more keywords