How can scientists determine if a young man is best suited to follow Sciences or Humanities?

Question

I have heard that serious Russian scientists can advise a young man whether to follow Sciences or Humanities (i.e.that he is best suited for either), by simply looking and talking to him. How do they do it?

Answer 1

You can take tests such as the Meyers-Briggs Personality Profile, which will give you an inkling as to whether you have a bent for one or the other but I wouldn't put much stock in them (for that) or in anyone's opinion. The best scientists I've ever known also had an affinity for the humanities. Without that leavening, you are not a scientist but a technician.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Looking wouldn't tell them much, but talking with them and asking questions about what they like and don't like, and what they're good at can be very revealing.  That's what a guidance counselor does.  Then there's school grades and a myriad of tests.  Then there's working at both and seeing what works best for you.

Answer 4

This is almost certainly not true. I am not calling you a liar, but I am saying anyone who claims they can make such a judgment with accuracy is lying.

In answer to "How do they do it?" - They guess.