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Originally posted by ntluser
Cross-laterality, which is part of the cerebral dominance theory, also affects a person's ability to read particularly if the person is right-eye dominant. It's sometimes said that a person has a lazy left eye, which is the significant eye when it comes to reading.
The result is that the person has to be helped to make the left eye more dominant so that they can read from left to right more easily. I think that this generally tends to be more prevalent in boys/men.
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Why the left eye be would be more significant when it comes to reading?