Nope
some people are good with numbers then words They use opposite sides of the brain. Left for maths and right for language.
Pick a math major.
Sure. Just make sure you get all the answers right.
You can't be good a everything.
Have you heard of left brain-right brain? Left-brain thinkers are (usually) good at mathematics because they are logical, rational, analytic, etc., which are aspects of math. Right brain thinkers are (usually) good at English because they are more social, linguistic, see the big picture, and are half the time religious, which are aspects of English class. Left brain is to math, like Right brain is to English. Look up MBTI on google to see your personality type. I am an INTJ - Introversion, iNtuitive, Thinking, Judgmental. It is because of this I excel in math, but I don't like English.
The whole left brain right brain is nothing but a myth. There are left brained students who are good at math, but also left brained students who are terrible at math. Same goes for right brained students, some are good at math and some aren't. It's just a matter of the type of mindset you have.
NO. The left side of the brain is believed to be expert at language, numbers, critical thinking, logic and reasoning. So if you are good in math, it is most likely that you are also good in writing. It is more appropriate to say that Engineering is for people who are interested in Math and they are left-brained people.
Yes...and no. Most left brained people are very logical and analytical which can lead one to believe that the 49% left brained population of the world tends to be better at more logical subjects.
"Right-brained" in the colloquial sense usually means someone who is creative and artistic as opposed to someone who is "left-brained" (logical and perhaps quite good at math). In fact, the right hemisphere of the brain is in charge of spacial abilities, face recognition, and music processing. It also helps to comprehend visual imagery, and it plays a large role in language, particularly in interpreting context and tone.
Yes, in fact it is almost a prerequisite. It takes considerable imagination to solve problems in both math and science. Good mathematicians and scientists both require both halves of their minds. Some people use only half their brains, and thus limit their ability to fully appreciate even "right" brained stuff like music, art, and literature. A good book on art and science is, "Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid."
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Left brained people are usually good at math and sciences. So if you are good at math you should do well with science and engineering. The key here though is that you study. Just because it's easier for you to understand the concepts in math and science doesn't mean you don't have to do the work necessary to achieve good grades.
For the personality testing, they look for people who are very serious and "left-brained". The math testing is mostly trigonometry and there are about 60 questions. Good luck!
The scientific findings suggest that for each person either the left or right side of their brain is dominant and that this can affect the way we think. Left-brained people tend to be logical and systematic, while right-brained people tend to be artistic and emotional.
The advantages of being right brained are : you're probably better at recognizing faces, you're more creative, you're good at expressing emotions, reading emotions, and other abilities are music, color, images, and intuition.
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No, this just means you are more left-brained than right. The left part of your brain is more logical and better with math, where the right part of your brain is creative and very good with writing and art. There's nothing wrong with you, so don't be ashamed. Maybe study different writing styles.