Reflection 5

It turns out I ust my right hemisphere dominantly than my left, and I am an ESFP. I can admit that the result of these assesments are generally correct, but I feel that the results are a little dramatized. They made me look like a mellowdramatic attention seeker, and I just do not think that that is entirely correct. I do admit that I am what people call an "emotional rollercoaster," but not to such an extreme where you could see me in daytime soap opras. I tend to skirt between emotions often. Let me clarify: I would feel happy at a certain time of the day, but later you would find me depressed, then a little later after that, I would be angry at something. It's all situational of course. Certain things happen that make me feel a certain way. What I am trying to say, is that my emotions are almost never flatlined. Everyday this line of emotion rises and falls depending on what happens during my day. Often times, I find my emotions get away from me and I cannot control them. Therefore, the results of these assesments are quite accurate, just not to the extreme.
I did not learn anything new from these tests, but I realized that I can change in order to benefit myself throughout my academic career. I realized that if I planned ahead more often, I would be able to keep track of my work and deadlines; then perhaps I would not miss any anymore. When writing essays I tend not to outline them. I write from head to paper. If I outline my papers, they would probably turn out better. They would be more organized and I could make sure that I am staying on track and not letting my thoughts wander. These tests have helped me realize that knowing more about myself can help me become a better student and even a better person.