Right or Left Brained?

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johnriley
Posted 05/01/2009 - 16:56 Link
Interesting - the quiz gave me axactly 50/50 and the dancer was clockwise.
Best regards, John
pschlute
Posted 05/01/2009 - 17:25 Link
johnriley wrote:
Interesting - the quiz gave me axactly 50/50 and the dancer was clockwise.
You have the same brain as me john.


Commiserations.

Peter
Don
Posted 05/01/2009 - 17:47 Link
Anvh wrote:
I'm wondering what side of your brain most photographers use and if that influence there photos in what type and how/what you think while composing the shot. The later would be hard to write down for everyone and take to much time to do so just do the tests and let me know what comes out.

These are the tests
quiz my score; 15% left, 85% right
the lady clockwise so right brained

The scoring goes as followed:
- each test is 50% of the score.
- you grade yourself with the lady test.
my would be 85% right for the quiz + 100% right with the lady because I could only let her turn clockwise = 92,5% right brained

Good luck
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Malo1961
Posted 05/01/2009 - 18:20 Link
Well, for me it's 45% left side and 55 right side. Which has to be true.
In the left side I see the things I am expected to do at work. And on the right side I see all the thing I love to do for my pleasure. And because I don't have to work full time (40 hours a week) I think it's explainable that in my case it turns that way. The lady goes clockwise by default, but when I want to, so goes the other way around. Just need a bit of concentration. Works every time. Now......how can I achieve the same result with my own dancing lady:: Still figuring that out......

Martin.
Prieni
Posted 05/01/2009 - 18:59 Link
Interesting that most of you are keen not to overload the readers brains. Almost all of you state x% left(or right) and 100-x % right(or left). But by saying x% left/right it already is clear that the right/left percentage has to be 100 - x %. (And that I figured out on spinal cord alone!)

Prieni

P.S.: Martin, give up on figuring out the own dancing lady. You would need at least 200% brain power for that one
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Malo1961
Posted 05/01/2009 - 19:09 Link
Prieni wrote:


P.S.: Martin, give up on figuring out the own dancing lady. You would need at least 200% brain power for that one
You probably mean: 200% left side and 200% right side.

Martin.
Best regards,

Martin.


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Prieni
Posted 05/01/2009 - 19:48 Link
Malo1961 wrote:

You probably mean: 200% left side and 200% right side.

Martin.
Yes, of course
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Father Ted
Posted 05/01/2009 - 21:51 Link
Prieni wrote:
Interesting that most of you are keen not to overload the readers brains. Almost all of you state x% left(or right) and 100-x % right(or left). But by saying x% left/right it already is clear that the right/left percentage has to be 100 - x %. (And that I figured out on spinal cord alone!)

Prieni
Ah..but are you allowing for the standard of mathematics teaching in (English) schools these days
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GivingTree
Posted 06/01/2009 - 07:32 Link
Well I must be operating on only half of my brain b/c I ended up a lefty in every case. And an introvert to boot!

I see it now: I'm artistically inclined, but it seems everything I create ends up with some sort of "order" to it. Symmetry, balance, logical flow, etc....

And I always color inside the lines.
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womble
Posted 06/01/2009 - 15:47 Link
Only 25% left in the test and the lady only ever goes anticlockwise which makes me 62.5% left brained.

Oh well, better than being hare-brained I guess.

Cheers, Kris.
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beakynet
Posted 07/01/2009 - 01:36 Link
The dancer was clockwise, however when I look to the left, focusing on the words, she goes anti-clockwise!
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Father Ted
Posted 07/01/2009 - 10:21 Link
Problem I have with getting the lady to change direction is that women never listen to me
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beakynet
Posted 08/01/2009 - 13:18 Link
Father Ted wrote:
Problem I have with getting the lady to change direction is that women never listen to me
They only do it when they think you are not looking!
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Posted 08/01/2009 - 13:40 Link
45% left brain and 55 % right brain
She goes anti clockwise in my case.

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