parempoolsus
Parempoolsus is an Estonian term that can be translated as "right-handedness" or "preference for the right side." It refers to the tendency for individuals to favor their right hand for tasks requiring fine motor skills, such as writing, eating, or throwing. While most people are right-handed, a significant minority are left-handed, and some individuals are ambidextrous, meaning they can use both hands with equal proficiency.
The prevalence of right-handedness is estimated to be around 90% of the global population. The exact reasons
Historically, left-handedness has sometimes been viewed negatively or as unusual, leading to societal pressures for left-handed