What are some facts about an ambidextrous brain?

Ambidextrousness is more common with left-handedness, but can be learned somewhat through practice. Less separation of functions between the hemispheres is associated with ambi-. read more

Some scientists have suggested that for ambidextrous people, neither hemisphere in the brain is dominant. It is generally understood that there are four variations of handedness. There are people who are right-handed, left-handed, mixed-handed (when people prefer using their left hand for some tasks and their right for others), and people who are truly ambidextrous. read more