I part my brain down the middle

[rabid1st]

...just like everybody else.

Your result for The Right Brain vs Left Brain Test...

Center Brained!

Much like Goldilocks, you have gone the middle way.

Slighlty less typical, you could consider yourself center brained. Center brained people are neither left nor right dominant, but rather exhibit equal qualities of both. If you are center brained, you are likely both logical and creative, excel in the maths and sciences, and also art and philosophy.

Take The Right Brain vs Left Brain Test at HelloQuizzy

Oh...even better...I got to pick up a girl.

We made out, too. Sorry about that, assorted online lovers! I would have invited you all if I'd known things were going to go that way. LOL

She assesses my sexual style (and yours, if you like) under this cut...

Your result for What's Your Style? A Choose Your Own Adventure Quiz!...

The Mixed Bag...

39% Sweet, 16% Susceptible, 55% Self-Sufficient, 50% Self-Assured, 19% Sleazy, 50% Sexy, 64% Stable, 39% Spontaneous and 74% Shy!

You've got a lot of different things working both for and against you. It seems you haven't found your style yet, and that's cool. Just remember to pay attention to your partner, pick up cues, and have fun. That's what it's all about.

Take What's Your Style? A Choose Your Own Adventure Quiz! at HelloQuizzy

I really don't like her calling me a "bag," but it is good to know that I'm 64% stable and only 19% sleazy. Some of you would have reversed those numbers, I know.

Oh...and THIS quiz...

http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/the-perception-personality-image-test

...is the one that absolutely sucks for me. I've never had a quiz that got my personality so completely wrong. So far it has picked two pictures and personalities for me...and neither of them have been even remotely close to the mark. I really HATED the pictures they put up for me to enjoy, it wasn't just that I didn't like them...they were awful.

Let me know if that holds true for the rest of you.

Comments

[tsukikage85.livejournal.com]

I took the L/R test, but I didn't like that they seemed to mostly be testing if you have an A-type or B-type personality. Different thing.

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

Yeah...I don't think they are what you call scientific. I started with this visual perception test and the end result was completely NOT me...it made me sort of ill to look at it, really. Though I do have a similar picture with far better balance that I like...also that tests ideas were completely off the boards about me. Usually I do quiz close to the mark on these things...but that one was way off on picture and assessment.

Rae

[roxyk630.livejournal.com]

I'm Center brained as well :3

XD;; and "Sexy Baby!"

[roxyk630.livejournal.com]

Oh and that Perception test?

Its a bit difficult... because when asked what I focus on... usually its composition. Where the picture is leading the eye... not separate elements. I look at the picture as a whole.

I didn't get a completely off result... but It wasn't entirely accurate either?

[amybtvsfreak.livejournal.com]

Your result for The Right Brain vs Left Brain Test...

Right Brained!

Your answers indicate that you are more right brained than left brained. Approximately half the population is right brained. People who are right brained tend to be more creative, spontaneous, visual, and emotional. You prefer variety and randomness. You prefer to look at the whole picture, rather than the minute details, and you probably don't like being pinned down. Art, religion, and philosophy are usbjects that most likely interest you. You are the friend that gets the most calls for 3am diner runs. You are a bit of a dreamer ,and sometimes flighty. Artist Pablo Picasso was right brained.

Take The Right Brain vs Left Brain Test (http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/the-right-brain-vs-left-brain-test) at HelloQuizzy (http://www.helloquizzy.com/)

[auntiesuze.livejournal.com]

Whoo...I'm right-brained liek whoa. (not surprisingly)

The perception test wasn't horrible for me. Not the most accurate, though. I liked the enneagram test much better (http://www.helloquizzy.com/tests/the-quick-painless-enneagram-test).

[athenesolon.livejournal.com]

It said I was Left-brained....a little odd considering I've always wanted to be a dancer (and is pretty good at it), but love the sciences (virtually grew up volunteering and working at a science museum). I would have thought ceter-brained or Right-brained.

I'm very NOT analytical ALL the time (a lot of the time I research THEN go with my gut).

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

I tend to get a strong feeling about something being RIGHT...or the way to go...but then I always research my feelings to see if the evidence supports them. I tend to be a very cautious person when it comes to trusting my gut...because I know it is tempting to go with your feelings and make the facts fit.

My center-brainedness (chortle) is why I was able to see that RTD supported the Rose/Doctor love so early on...I loved them, but I had loved many other couples before this...I used my left-brain to figure out that it wasn't just that I loved them together...they were being portrayed as a couple by the actors. This was later confirmed, but I was pretty much aware of it as it happened from the right-brain feelings, and then I checked my awareness via left-brain analysis...this is why I held up so well to the Old School cross-examinations of my shipper stance in the early days of the New Who fandom...I wasn't just going with my gut.

Rae

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

I took your two part enneagram test. It was pretty darned accurate for me. I waffle between a four and a five...probably because I am center-brained. As I said below, I tend to get very strong feelings about something, but I always like to check out the facts in a cool-headed manner to see if my feelings are correct. Like with Doctor/Rose...

I loved them. They always made me happy. So I shipped them. But most couples I ship also have to have a bit of logical wooly-headedness involved...or a lot of fanfiction...to make them a REAL couple. The Doctor and Rose though...held up to cool-headed analysis, too. They WERE a real couple. It wasn't necessary to read anything into the relationship beyond what was actually there for the world to see.

I think my center-brained ways are what helped me give as good as I got from the Old Schoolers in the early days...because they weren't using good logic. And I might be a shipper...but I WASN'T batty at all. I was using my left-brain to support the assertions of my right-brain. :grin:

Rae

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

I think we might have the same problem. I, too, tended to focus on the entire picture. So I was doing what it said NOT to do...and going with the first thing that caught my eye. Truthfully, in every shot, the thing that held my attention was the use and balance of the colors...but they never asked me about that...nor, it seems did they draw the right conclusions about what I picked.

Both of the pictures they picked out for me were rather single tone and muddy and had really boring composition...all of which I hate. And they said I looked at the foreground, which I do not...I usually focus beyond the picture...to get the overall color and feel of it as a whole...as you said.

Rae