Left-handed vs. Right-handed

Do left-handed see different than right-handed people when looking at the same thing? The following experiment will answer the above question. The variables are as follows: The dependent variables are the right/left-handed people, the independent variables are the optical illusions, and the control is what the people see when they look at one of the optical illusions. Background Research The brain functions through nerve cell circuits. Communication between neurons is both electrical and chemical. …

…left-handed people see the “hidden” picture. Acknowledgments I would like to acknowledge Jonathan Howard, Angel Harrell, Blake Canterbury, Chris Thorton, Clay Davis, and my teacher for helping me with this project. I would also like to acknowledge the volunteers of the experiment, Scott Plageman, John Crouch, John Newton, Harris Wheaton, and Andrew Wheaton. REFERENCES Microsoft Bookshelf 98 Internet Sites Optics: Light for a new age Academic American Encyclopedia Word Book The New book of Knowledge Encarta 98