The post I sent this morning seems to have got lost in the ether. Here it is
repeated with typos corrected :-)
BBC1 TV is running a series this week on whether you have a male or female
brain - that doesn't mean you are male or female. The theory behind it is
that the way your brain works
I came in at 50 towards female
jenny barron
NE Scotland
http://www.bbc.co.uk/theoneshow/article/2007/10/mm_brainsex.shtml
The
average performances for people taking the test on a scale of
0-100 each
side of male and female, men have so far come out 50 towards male and
women
50 towards
The test might have been taken off the web site by now because the result of
all those who took it was given in the programme last night. Pity it took so
long for my post to get through to Arachne. The original was sent at around
9 am yesterday morning, but hadn't appeared on my computer by 6
YikesIt keeps alternating on me. First one way,
then the other. And back again. Does that mean that
my mind can't decide what it's doing
Alice in Oregon -- with 2-3 dry days before the next
series of storms.
--- Tamara P Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This popped up on on of the
I have not a clue how you make the figure look as if it is going
anti-clockwise. I am the most right-handed of people, and should therefore
be left-brained! Logic was my specialty in gaining my MA in mathematics, and
I am VERY detail oriented. I don't think I fit this page very well
Sue
Well that was just downright weird! It kept changing as I would look
at it. Thanks for sharing the link. I am going to forward it to my
artsy friends. In other right/left brain tests I score around 70 -
75 % right brained. My husband on the other hand, scores 98% left
brained. When I
The post I sent this morning seems to have got lost in the ether. Here it is
repeated with typos corrected :-)
BBC1 TV is running a series this week on whether you have a male or female
brain - that doesn't mean you are male or female. The theory behind it is
that the way your brain works
--- Sue Babbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not a clue how you make the figure look as if
it is going anti-clockwise.
I thought it strange that the direction would change
when I scrolled down so I could not see her feet.
When I scrolled up, she changed back. After a bit, I
could make her
I could only see it going clock wise, but did not agree with their lists.
I found more on the left brain list that fit me.
Maybe I am more like my daughter who as a child did not have a dominate side
in her brain, she is (and always was) definitely left handed. Boy did she
have trouble in
I came in at 25 towards female - and I could make Tamara's dancer spin
both ways.
Brenda
On 12 Oct 2007, at 18:39, Jean Nathan wrote:
The results of experiements carried out this week are shown, which so
far
uphold the male/female brain regardless of sex theory. There's an
online
test as
BBC1 TV is running a series this week on whether you have a make or femail
brain - that doesnlt mean you are male or female. The theory behind it is
that the way your brain works depends on the amount of testosterone you were
subjected to as an embryo in the womb at a certain point of
This popped up on on of the lefty blogs I read (it's not serious
politics all the time, y'know g). Interesting... From the way I see
the figure moving (and I ain't tellin' and spoiling your own test), it
means I'm right-brain dominant. Not detail-oriented, among other things
(though,
Ruth said
and the moving staircases in the major shops still show signs
which say: keep to the left so that others may pass.
am I right in thinking the tube escalators in London have signs saying keep
to the right so others may pass or is my memory faulty (more than possible)
jenny barron
I've forwarded some of the left/right bits to Robin (who's not on chat)
and here's her contribution:
Begin forwarded message:
From: Panza, Robin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sidedness is something that fascinates me, and I've got some comments
to add
to the mix. I'm strongly left-handed and left-footed,
My SIL is manager of small department store in US chain, and she
remarked in passing that given a choice of going around something to
the left or right, people tend to go right. Thinking about this, I
wonder if it is related to handedness, or the fact that in this country
we drive on the
At 11:53 AM 11/2/2003 -0500, you wrote:
My SIL is manager of small department store in US chain, and she
remarked in passing that given a choice of going around something to
the left or right, people tend to go right. Thinking about this, I
wonder if it is related to handedness, or the fact
I would venture to say it is conditioning through the road rules... here in
N.Z we drive on the left, tend to walk to the left on the footpaths etc etc.
Maxine
in tempermental spring weather here in N.Z.
I wonder if it is related to handedness, or the fact that in this country
we drive on the
My husband says that it is related to he fact that we drive on the right
side of the road. He said that since there are a lot of ambidexterious
people that tend to the right, that it must be due to driving. Since I am a
very dominate left hander, I must be in trouble.I always tend to go
Dotson
Everett, WA USA
- Original Message -
From: Webwalker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 8:53 AM
Subject: [lace-chat] Left or Right?
My SIL is manager of small department store in US chain, and she
remarked in passing that given a choice
I went to the University and recieved a degree in Psychlogywhile there I
was used (many times as psych students are) as a guinea pig for the students
going for their PhDs. One such student was studying brain wave patterns in
learning. She hooked me up to an e.e.g and set me to taking a
alice howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's beat into our heads from the time we can walk -- stay to the right.
Walking in a crowded hallway, up a stairway, touring a museum, etc etc --
we are constantly told Keep to the right. It's the polite way to progress
in a busy situation.
It's probably a
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