Footnote #1 Sexual Identity is the way that you view yourself, being completely open and honest, and disregarding any thought of what you wish that your "sexual preference" might be.

Footnote #2 Sexual Orientation uses empirical data to categorize, or place a numerical value on one's sexual practices and tendancies. The Kinsey Scale yields a number from 0 (totally heterosexual) to 6 (totally homosexual), based predominantly on past experience. The Klein Scale, however, attempts to include more of the idea of "Sexual Identity" and social interactions into the equation. In my opinion, however, both scales tend to place insufficient emphasis on the influence of "peer-pressure" and other sexually-repressive factors.

Take the Klein Test to measure your Sexual Orientation.

Footnote #3: Why IQ results are basically meaningless. The IQ scale attempts to put a numerical value on an unmeasurable concept. It does not measure "Intelligence" in the traditional sense of the word. Instead, IQ tests reflect only a general potential in certain cognitive tasks; primarily the ability to "see" patterns in a given set of data. Unfortunately, these measurements are often flawed - colored, if you will - by an individual's experiences or secondary mental and physical functions. Take, for example, those 3-D images composed of colored dots that you stare at until you see the image. That is the sort of pattern-recognition that IQ tests attempt to measure. But, some people lack that acuity - be it caused by dyslexia, visual impairment, or any number of factors. It simply doesn't measure "intelligence". Another example is that of "street smarts". A person with a very high IQ could be totally inept at dealing with day-to-day situations due to lack of experience in those situations. In any case, it is important to remember that everyone is "wired" differently, and that we all have our particular strengths and weaknesses. But there is nothing that makes a high IQ "superior" or a low IQ "inferior". In the end, it all boils down to the drive to obtain one's goals. I firmly believe that anything is possible by anyone, given enough effort.

Footnote #4: Brain Dominance indicates general thought processes. The LEFT hemisphere of the brain is the logical, cold, scientific part of the brain. The RIGHT hemisphere, on the other hand, is the artistic, creative, illogical side. My brain dominance, for example, shows that I tend to think in logical, structured, flowchart-type steps.

Footnote #5: Brain Orientation indicates how thoughts and memories are stored and recalled. For example, a person who has strong VISUAL orientation tends to think in "pictures", while a person with strong AUDIO orientation tends to think in words (composing their thoughts with the "voice" in their head).