Responses of groups of 163 right-, 22 mixed, and 20 left-handed university
students to the seven symptom, subscales of a 48-item Stress-related Health
Problems Scale were used to test the hypothesis that left-handedness is as
sociated with an increased risk of stress-related health problems. Since on
ly one of the 21 possible statistical rests computed barely reached statist
ical significance, there is no meaningful; relationship between handedness
and stress-related health problems.