EVALUATION OF HANDEDNESS AND GRIP STRENGTH IN PREDICTIONS OF AGGRESSION AMONG THE STUDENTS OF SELECTED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN KANO, NIGERIA
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study aims to investigate the relationship between handedness, grip strength, and aggression. While previous research has explored various biological and psychological predictors of aggression, the specific roles of handedness and grip strength remain under-explored. By examining these factors, this study seeks to provide insights into potential predictors of aggressive behavior, contributing to the development of targeted interventions in clinical, educational, and workplace settings.
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