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Study shows finger length can predict SAT scores

By Loz Blain

22:00 April 29, 2007 PDT

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Our editor's hand - according to this study, he was probably pretty bad at maths!

Our editor's hand - according to this study, he was probably pretty bad at maths!

“We are also looking at how digit ratio relates to other behavioural issues, such as technophobia, and career paths.

“There is also interest in using digit ratio to identify developmental disorders, such as dyslexia, which can be defined in terms of literacy deficiencies.”

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