Data from 20 studies revealed that homosexual participants had 39 percent greater odds of being non-right-handed than heterosexual participants. Researchers have attributed this to differences in

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Research has found that exposure to different levels of prenatal hormones, particularly androgens, can impact the development of brain hemispheres, which can influence handedness. Studies have found that homosexual individuals, particularly those who identify as gay men, tend to have higher levels of exposure to androgens during prenatal development, potentially contributing to their higher likelihood of being non-right-handed. Body mass index and refractory periods are not relevant factors in this context, and while erotic plasticity refers to the flexibility of sexual desire and attraction, it is not directly linked to handedness.

Data from 20 Studies Revealed That Homosexual Participants Had 39