people who see two figures are left-brained, while people who see a dinosaur are right-brained.
That sounds like a simple explanation.
Unfortunately, it isn’t supported as a test of brain dominance or personality.
The human brain does show functional specialization. Some activities rely more heavily on particular brain regions or networks.
But that doesn’t mean people fall neatly into two personality categories based on which hemisphere supposedly dominates everything they do.
Complex visual interpretation involves interacting processes across the brain.
Seeing one particular shape in
a rocky landscape does not
