Signs you have a hidden talent

Do you have language difficulties?

According to Professor Ellen Winner, of Boston University (USA) the brain of gifted people is organized in a special way. There, the right hemisphere dominates the left hemisphere and sometimes assumes its functions. Since the left hemisphere normally processes vocabulary, grammar, and interpretation of language, if the right brain is dominant, language ability is lost.

A study of 120,000 American students found that students with certain special aptitudes often did poorly in school and often had dyslexia. Albert Einstein is one of the prime examples of uneven development. It was not until the age of three that he began to speak, and at the age of 10, he could speak fluently.

You are not right-handed

According to Professor Winner, who has Gifted often latent left-handed or ambidextrous.

Famous people like billionaire Bill Gates, former US president Barack Obama, Leonardo DaVinci or scientist Marie Curie… are all left-handed. Their success has led many to believe there is a correlation between left-handedness and superior intelligence.

In a study published in the journal Frontiers involving more than 2,300 students aged 6-17, it was found that left-handed students outperformed right-handed students in complex math problems. .

Research conducted by Giovanni Sala, assistant professor at the Institute of Holistic Health Sciences at Fujita Medical University in Japan, shows that left-handed people often have a corpus callosum – a bundle of nerve fibers that connects two hemispheres of the brain) is larger. A stronger connection between the two hemispheres results in stronger spatial possibilities. “This ability is closely connected with mathematics because mathematics is often conceptualized in space,” explains Sala.

Mood swings

Gifted people are at increased risk for cyclothymia, cyclical bipolar disorder, a relatively mild mood disorder. In addition, they often have hypomania, a mild form of euphoria. With hypomania, memory is sharper, emotions are intense, and endurance is almost unlimited.

In the 1960s, Polish psychiatrist and psychologist Kazimierz Dabrowski introduced the concept genius or clever is associated with excessive psychological and physiological manifestationsaka OE.

Dabrowski conducted a study in 1962, the subjects were 80 “gifted” young children. Thirty of them are said to be intellectually gifted and the remaining 50 are studying at drama, ballet or art schools. All 80 children analyzed showed “overactivity”.

Furthermore, they also exhibit neurological manifestations of various types and intensities, ranging from anxiety to marked hysteria… Unfortunately, these manifestations are often mislabeled or punished. punish. Teachers or parents may consider this unusual behavior.

“Gifted students are often perceived as having behavioral problems. They should be supported to understand and deal with their overreactions. Knowing the characteristics of children who are too smart can also be helpful. help parents and teachers avoid conflicts between children and friends and people around,” the study at Kebangsaan University Malaysia concluded.

Good memory

Many studies prove that a strong memory is a sign of a talented mind.

One of the traits of latent gifted people is their ability to solve problems creatively, offering new perspectives and perspectives.

Those views are part of a chaotic, unintentional, and ongoing chain of thought. To deal with such a train of thought, they must have a strong urge for the memory to work.

Have an immune problem

A gifted person’s brain can disrupt the immune system. This subject has a high rate of asthma, allergies and other autoimmune disorders.

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