Thanks again, very intriguing test.

Thanks for the inspiration, I hope you check out my results!

Here are my stats.
Auditory : 71%
Visual : 28%
Left : 62%
Right : 37%

-part of me was like: oo cool!
-part of me was like: time suck!
-part of me was doing a running commentary on the questions … (occupational hazard ) … like – i’m picking “a” a lot – i hope someone switched up the responses here to account for response biases … and the visual stuff simply wasn’t pretty to look at – so i tended not to pick those answers
-part of me was trying to pick an answer in spite of or beFORE that running commentary.

so – here’s my deets:
“mildly left-hemisphere dominant while showing a slight preference for auditory processing.”

“This overall combination seems to indicate a well-working blend of logic and judgment and organization, with sufficient intuition, perception and creativity to balance that dominance.”

–this is partly true but i still also think the survey steered me this way a bit.

“Though not rigid, you will schedule yourself, plan, and focus on routine and continuity of operations, rather than on changes and disruptions”

–whoo hoo, looks like me and Annie are kindred spirits here!

“Preferentially you learn by listening and maintaining significant internal dialogues with yourself.”

-haH! Several parts of me were arguing, that’s for sure. looks like Annie and I kindred up once again! score two!

“Nevertheless, you have sufficient visualization capabilities to benefit from using graphs, charts, doodles, or even body movement to enhance your comprehension and memory.”

–sufficient visualization capabilities my pasty pink kiester.
–interestingly I get more surprises, memorable insights when I work with things like collages, diagrams, yoga … something about those extra pieces of information (orientation in space (on paper and kinesthetic), relative size, position)

“Teaching, law, and science are those that stand out among the professions, along with technical sales and management.”

-and again, Annie and I align. YES! but… I took this career battery thingy when I was on my way out of graduate school and it pointed me to becoming a florist.