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Michael C Grillo

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Laterality|June 6, 2020
Why are consistently-handed individuals more authoritarian? The role of need for cognitive closureKeith B Lyle, Michael C Grillo
Laterality|April 17, 2013
Consistent-handed individuals are more authoritarianKeith B Lyle, Michael C Grillo
Politics and the Life Sciences : the Journal of the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences|May 3, 2018
Handedness and the neurocognitive foundations of public attitudes about international laws and normsMichael C Grillo, Juris Pupcenoks, Keith B Lyle
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Laterality|June 6, 2020
Why are consistently-handed individuals more authoritarian? The role of need for cognitive closureKeith B Lyle, Michael C Grillo
Laterality|April 17, 2013
Consistent-handed individuals are more authoritarianKeith B Lyle, Michael C Grillo
Politics and the Life Sciences : the Journal of the Association for Politics and the Life Sciences|May 3, 2018
Handedness and the neurocognitive foundations of public attitudes about international laws and normsMichael C Grillo, Juris Pupcenoks, Keith B Lyle
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