The activity is called Are you Left Brained or Right Brained. I asked four other people questions regarding instruments and senses. This question has always interested me. My mom is left-handed and I always felt that she was so special and artistic and beautiful. Other left-handed people I know happen to also be very creative or crafty as well, and musically inclined. However, I am right-handed and very artistic and creative. There are definitely exceptions. This experiment went well. My science partner was the first I interviewed and as mentioned before she loves science. I had a friend quiz himself over the phone with the same objects used at home. He was more than willing to help out. I asked my partner to write her name. Then I put a coin on the floor in the center and in front of her and asked her to step on it. Then I asked her to use a toilet paper roll to find out which eye is dominant. I asked her to hold my phone up to her ear. I followed the same procedure with my dad and sister and myself. My friend Johnny was approachable over the phone. This experiment was more guided by me. I felt like the student, however. And I could see children doing this same experiment with their peers and family members and enjoying collecting the data. What I learned about myself in modeling the interview for my partner is that people are usually willing to help with science experiments. Also, people have a genuine curiosity for answers to inquiries. I learned also, that I exhibit patience when working with others especially when I am modeling or teaching instruction. I modeled the process for my partner briefly. I didn’t want my own results to affect her intuitive decisions.