Second-to-fourth digit ratio and impulsivity: a comparison between offenders and nonoffenders.

PLoS One · 2012 · PMC3474803 · PMID 23082144

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However, further correlation analysis revealed only a marginally significant correlation between 2D∶4D ratio measurements and impulsivity scores ( r (88) = −.202, p = .059) across all participants, and within the groups, a significant correlation among offenders ( r (42) = −.396, p = .009) but not nonoffenders ( r (46) = .119, p = .432).

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