Right brain?  Left brain? Where do you fit in?

To help you in your professional development, it is important to understand how you enjoy spending your leisure time.  The WhatHalf career aptitude test does this by assessing and classifying your leisure activities into two categories:  holistic and realistic

Holistic activities are a right brain characteristic

Holistic functions are coordinated by the right hemisphere of the brain. Right brain individuals tend to see the big picture first and then break it down into the details.  They are guided by their intuition rather than rules.  Right brain activities are generally creative, experimental and innovative in nature such as music, art, writing, dancing and gymnastics.

Realistic activities are left brain characteristics

Realistic activities are those that require the distinctive left-brain strengths of systematic, logical interpretation of information, language, and mathematics. Left brain dominant individuals tend to be analytical, concrete thinkers who prefer step by step sequential processes and attention to detail. Some examples of realistic left brain activities are solving math problems, doing puzzles and reading.

No one is purely right brain or left brain. By analyzing what types of activities you prefer, our test can give you a better idea of your brain’s balance.  Our test can help you in your professional development, by giving you insight about your natural strengths, plus we’ll offer valuable suggestions on how to use your brain type to your advantage.

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Are you right brain or left brain?

Take our free sample right brain left brain test, or get an in-depth look at your brain type with our complete test.  You’ll find out what type of brain type you have and gain insight on what careers might be right for you. This invaluable knowledge will aid you in your college search, professional development or career change.