Thinking Style Quiz on Chatterbean.com Shows Left-Brain, Right-Brain Thinkers

Chatterbean.com, a fun site featuring quizzes on a number of topics, has a new PhD-certified personality quiz called, "Are You a Right-Brain Thinker?" Visitors can get a personalized report on their score, along with suggestions for using the information to improve their career. Thinking style can influence career success and is partially determined by which side of the brain is dominant, scientific research shows. Predominantly left-brained people are often verbal, analytical and objective. Predominantly right-brained people are visual thinkers, intuitive and subjective. Understanding their natural tendencies can make it easier for people to strengthen all of their thinking skills.

(PRWeb) May 11, 2007 -- Chatterbean.com, an interactive quiz site on pop culture trends, features a new PhD-certified personality quiz called, "Are You a Right-Brain Thinker?" Visitors who take the Chatterbean.com quiz will receive a personalized report and helpful career-improvement insights (http://www.chatterbean.com/right_brain_thinker).

Career success is affected by thinking style, and thinking style is partially determined by which side of the brain is dominant. People whose left brain is strongest are inclined think verbally and be logical, analytical and objective. People whose right brain is strongest are inclined to think more visually than verbally and to be intuitive and subjective. Learning about their natural thinking style often helps people strengthen both left-brain and right-brain thinking.

"[If you discover how you process information best, you can learn things more efficiently and in less time. And you can expand the strategies you use for learning and studying," says a report from Middle Tennessee State University. The Chatterbean.com personality quiz helps participants discover their thinking style by asking about their natural responses to everyday situations.

For example, one question on the quiz is, "What motivates you and ignites your passion?" Answer choices include: "My emotional ties and relationships with friends and family," "Moving music, art, and literature," "Exciting technological advances," and, "The stock market or law."

Another question asks, "What is your approach to problem solving?" Answer choices include: "Look at all the facts and analyze the situation for a solution" and "Use instincts and imagination to find a solution."

Answers to these questions on the "Are You a Right-Brain Thinker?" personality quiz indicate whether the participant is a left-brain or right-brain thinker (http://www.chatterbean.com/right_brain_thinker). Visitors can take this quiz and many others at Chatterbean.com.

Chatterbean.com attracts thousands of users every day to response-driven Web sites that cover trends in personal growth, fashion, food, music, parenting, home ownership, education and more. Chatterbean and its fun personality quizzes can be found at http://www.chatterbean.com.

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