Self Assessment
Brain Power Inventory
Research has indicated that most people are dominant in one brain hemisphere, left or right. Determining your dominant brain hemisphere can play a role in determining how you learn best and how you relate to others. Remember, any inventory is just a guide. People are most successful when they integrate and develop both sides of the brain. Take the following inventory to determine your primary brain dominance. Select:
Rarely
,
Sometimes
, or
Often
to best describe your tendency.
1.
My study space is generally neat and organized.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
2.
My study space is generally messy and disorganized.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
3.
I like to study in the same place—usually at my desk.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
4.
I don't spend much time sitting in one place to study.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
5.
I learn best when my environment is quiet.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
6.
I can concentrate with music.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
7.
I study best by myself.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
8.
I learn best when I study with a partner or in a team.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
9.
I work steadily at completing projects.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
10.
I study in a burst of energy.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
11.
I like structure and planned study times.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
12.
I like flexibility and freedom.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
13.
I like to break down large problems into smaller steps.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
14.
I like to look at the big picture.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
15.
I like to meet deadlines and start early on projects.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
16.
I tend to procrastinate.
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
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