In a research study, 20 percent of the highest scoring performers on the SAT were left-handed. This suggests:
a. that fewer left-handers perform as well as would be expected based on percentages.
b. that the SAT measures visual-spatial ability.
c. that more left-handers perform as well as would be expected based on percentages.
d. that the SAT measures fine motor skills.
C
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