These are the skills of the left brain, except for:Group of answer choicesEmotional intelligenceAnalytical thinkingNumbersLanguage

The human brain is divided into two hemispheres; left and right. Each hemisphere has specialized capabilities and each processes different types of information. The left hemisphere operates in a rational, analytical manner. It processes verbal information. It is the seat of language and logical thinking. (A) It organizes and categorizes information. The right hemisphere operates in an intuitive, holistic manner. It processes visual and spatial information. It is the seat of creativity and imagination. It combines separate elements to form coherent wholes. (B) Note taking, lecturing, reading, and analytical thought are left-brain skills. Recognizing patterns, configurations, shapes, and forms; intuitive thought; and visualization are right-brain skills. (C) Students spend most of their time developing left-brain (verbal) skills. (D) Those students who are also thinking pictorially, focusing on the whole instead of on separate parts, and trusting intuition, are taking advantage of both of the ways in which the brain makes learning possible.When a paragraph contains two main ideas, it should be divided into two paragraphs. Choose the letter at the point where the passage should be divided.Responses

What is the left brain for?Select one:a.linear thinking like mathb.It has a more creative and less organized way of thinking.c.for solving problems by looking at similarities and patternsd.The left brain is more visual and intuitive.

Current research tells us the left side of the brain processes more academic information, such as language and mathematics, and the right side processes more creative information. a. True b. False

Identify the types of activities that are more closely associated with the right hemisphere.Multiple select question.Musical abilitySpatial perceptionArtistic abilityRecognition of facesProduction of speechCalculation of mathematical problems

11. The following lists do NOT represent sets of mental process and ability related to cognition, EXCEPT?*Knowledge, computation, attention, and memoryComprehension, breathing, problem-solving, and evaluationJudgment, smiling, listening, and dreamingCalculation, laughing, decision-making, and reasoning