Two-handedness

Two-handedness refers to a person's natural tendency or preference to use both hands for tasks, either equally or preferentially. Some people are ambidextrous and can perform most activities with either hand, while others prefer one hand for specific tasks like writing or sports. It reflects how the brain and body coordinate motor skills, influenced by genetics, development, and experience. Two-handedness often indicates versatility and adaptability, allowing a person to switch hands based on the task or context, but it doesn't necessarily mean they are equally skilled with both hands.