Brain Hemispheres

The human brain has two hemispheres, united by the corpus callosum that are related to very diverse areas of activity and act very different, albeit very complimentary. Arguably, each hemisphere in a sense perceives their own reality or perhaps we should say that perceives reality in its own way.

Left hemisphere.

The left hemisphere processes information analytically and sequentially, step by step, in a logical and linear. The left hemisphere analyzes abstract, account, time, plans to step procedures, speaks, thinks in words and numbers, ie it contains the ability for mathematics, reading and writing.

Verbal: Use words to name, describe and define.

Analytical studies things step by step and piece by piece.

Symbolic: a symbol used to represent something.

Abstract: Take a small piece of information and uses it to represent the whole.

Temporal follows the passage of time, ordered things in sequence: start from the beginning, relate the past with the future.

Sound: draws conclusions based on reason and data

Digital: using numbers as in counting

Logical findings advance the logic: one thing following another in logical order.

Linear: thinks in terms of ideas, shackled, one thought follows another coming to a conclusion.

Right hemisphere.

The right hemisphere seems to specialize in the overall perception synthesizing the information that reaches it. To see things in space, and how the parts combine to form the whole. Thanks to the right hemisphere understand the metaphors, we dream and create new combinations of ideas. The hemisphere is concerned with relationships, this method is fully efficient process for most spatial tasks and to recognize musical melodies since these tasks requires that the mind builds a sense of the whole to perceive a pattern in visual and auditory stimuli.

Nonverbal aware of things, but finds it hard to relate with words

Synthetics: things grouped to form sets.

Concrete: captures things as they are, at present.

Analog: see the similarities between things.

Space: where things go in relation to the others, and how parts blend into a whole.

Intuitive: sudden inspirations is sometimes based on incomplete patterns, clues, hunches, or visual images.

Holistic: sees whole things all at once, perceive patterns and general structures reaching conclusions.

•  The right hemisphere is important because the left hemisphere so happen to work together but cross.
• The right hemisphere is responsible for care of non-verbal language and special assignments. also uses it when a guy wants to understand many metaphors.
• The left hemesferio an individual is used when solving many mathematical calculations.