Friday, November 9, 2007

Friday Frolics: Are You Left- or Right-brained?






First, identify yourself as right or left brain person:




- Right arm above left arm ---> left brain
- Left arm above right arm ---> right brain






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  1. I'm right-right, too, but I'm not sure I agree with the description.

  2. MM, me neither, especially this point: "Dare to face dangers without thinking through (sometimes foolishly)."

  3. As far as I know, some people were born to be left handed, but the society 'changed' them to become right handed. How should they fit in the test?

  4. KS, I agree with what you're saying. Btw, did you know that left- or right-handedness is already being determined while the baby is still in the womb?

    As for your question, I should think the current situation counts. No?

  5. My friend Don Snabulus was born left handed, and his kindergarten teacher tried to "correct" him. He's still left handed, but even now he prefers to do some basic activities right-handed since he was forced to in his early school days.

    Hmm...what can that do to someone's psychology? ;-)

  6. That happens, conditioning I mean. Somehow the world thinks using the right hand is right. How unreal.

    I'm right-handed but I have better motor skills with my left hand when it comes to picking up small objects such as beads or paper-clips. I have a colleague who is also right-handed but uses her left hand with scissors and the computer mouse. Something to do with how our brain is wired, I suppose.

  7. Interesting my answers are both left & left so I'm left brained. Just like you would do other things better with left hand. When fixing the tyre during a puncture can easily use both hands to screw on the nuts both the same time.