Are You Right-Brained or Left-Brained?
Read each question, then choose "a" or "b" for the answer that you would most likely choose. Keep track of your answers so you can total them up at the end.
Which is more true of you?
Do you often feel sad or down in the dumps?
Which do you enjoy more about music?
Which way of learning do you like best?
Which of these two subjects do you like more?
Which of these two games do you prefer?
How do you usually buy something?
When you buy something, do you make sure to get the correct change back?
How do you figure things out?
Which of these two types of puzzles do you prefer?
How often do you have a hunch?
Which would you rather do?
How are you at putting your feelings into words?
If you practice an instrument or a sport, how do you do it?
You're riding your bike to a friend's house. You've never been there before. Which method do you use to find your way?
Which of these types of fabrics do you prefer?
Are you good at remembering faces?
Are you good at remembering names?
How do you feel about psychic claims -- that there is such a thing as ESP, for example?
Are you a better athlete than you are a student?
What's your STYLE?
Total you’re a's and b's. ( 20 total responses )
a's are left-brained responses;
b's are right-brained responses.
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b's = |
The Brain
The left half is logical, analytical and used for verbal tasks. The right half sees things "whole" instead of in parts, and is used for creative thinking.
If you're right-brained, does that mean you're never logical? If you're left-brained, does that mean you're never creative? Of course not. All it means is that you tend to favor one side over the other. It's just part of your personal style.
From the book Psychology For Kids by Jonni Kincher