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 Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:12 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 11:16 pm
here are my results
having trouble discovering that significants...
You believe that everything happens for a reason.
You are exceptional and unique. Your quest in life is to identify exactly who you are and why you’re here. What’s important to you is the journey of self discovery, determining who you are today is not the same as who you’ll be tomorrow. You believe that when people are authentically themselves, and affirmed in being authentically themselves, that they can make the world a better place.
You strongly resist being categorized and are quick to question any social standard that you sense someone imposing on you. Stereotypical gender roles always interest you and, in your mind, connect to issues that most other people would never even consider related.
You can “connect” with any individual person and practically read their mind, but you have a natural tendency to match your actions to the expectations you read from their mind and yearn for company that lets you truly, naturally be yourself. You struggle between letting yourself naturally match the sentiment of the group (which feels like putting on a façade) or letting your individuality shine, which may allow people to see how different you are.
You are particularly accepting of other people and have a special talent for seeing people’s true selves instinctively. It takes time for you to trust your gut instinct about people because even you don’t believe that someone could be so right about another person’s nature so quickly. This intuitive sense about what people are thinking is your special talent. You may think it is available to everyone and that others just ignore it, but in truth others could never develop the skill to the level which comes naturally to you.
To you everything happens on a personal level. Your friends come to you for advice because they know that you’ll love them for who they are and put yourself in their shoes to look at the world. Your advice, although varied in delivery, usually boils down to “be true to yourself” and “listen to your heart.”
You focus more on nurturing other’s self esteem than any other type. As a result of this naturally caring nature, people often turn to you for moral support. You exude this quality so strongly that even strangers will sometimes spontaneously begin confiding their deepest secrets in you.
You are by far the most talented of all types at reading nonverbal cues. In your admirable attempts to convey a message diplomatically, those who aren't sensitive to inflection, tone, insinuations or body language sometimes simply do not get your message because they only receive the verbal half of what you said.
In the same way that you're the best at reading nonverbal cues, you're also the best at sending them. When you speak they miss the nonverbal half of your message, then they speak and transmit twice the message (verbal + nonverbal) which often gives away more than they intended but is sometimes carelessly inaccurate since they don’t send nonverbal cues as well as you do. When you're tempted to assign bias based on someone’s tone or other nonverbal cues it is wise to have them restate what they said and see if ignoring the careless, unintentional nonverbal half of their message lets their true meaning through.
You are more philosophical than most and passionately discuss ethics and justice more than other types. Your life has meaning, your life is significant. It is when ethical issues come up in conversation that you most strongly sense that you are fundamentally different from other people. You become visually emotionally focused when these issues arise, while others easily laugh them off and switch topics to something trivial. To you, it seems that everyone should be passionate about ending racism, sexism and all the other –isms out there.
You go by the book and are suspicious of anyone suggesting that rules or laws should be ignored. You think constantly about improving laws, and see that at a major avenue for advancing social change because you see legislation and rule creation as the consensus opinion of the group working together. You want nothing more than for there to be peace and harmony in the world, and your actions clearly reflect that vision.
It is like you to find a cause, often relating to gender, racial, or social status issues, and play a role in advancing those issues. You are forever interested in the plights of subjugated people or classes and would love nothing more than to be the pivotal person to bring about a social change.
You tend to attribute more power to authority figures than is actually there, and assume that they are paying closer attention to you than they actually are (making yourself the “subjugated people”). It is looking up the chain of authority in which you are most likely to negatively misjudge someone’s intentions, and it is a good idea to consult good friends before assigning too much negative meaning to something an authority figure said or did.
You prefer to have variety at work, and are more suited to start your own projects than to pick up where someone else left off. You avoid the routine, and prefer tasks where your personal flair and inventiveness can shine through. You particularly enjoy organizing groups of people for an event.
As a parent you vacillate between being your child’s best friend and a stern authoritarian. You may make brash judgments about rules and guidelines, but when it comes to enforcing them you are likely to drop them if they threaten your rapport with your child… in fact, innately stern children report that parents of your type act a lot like children. You are skilled at turning any family event into a party. Your focus is making sure that your child has a strong self-image and high self-esteem. More than other parents it is important for you to be friends with your children.
You are constantly giving large and small praise to the people around you and delight when given praise for even the smallest things in return. You have a positive outlook on life and are enthusiastic and energetic.
You were successful as a student and knew exactly how comfortable you were with your teacher, your classroom, your classmates, etc. You may have had a slight test phobia because of your resistance to classifying and identifying only one answer as “correct” for any question. You did well not so much because of the subject, but because you loved the praise your teacher would give you for a job well done.
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 2:02 pm
I took the test and got a good and exact response.
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 2:58 pm
Hons Gruber I took the test and got a good and exact response. thats radical!^_^
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Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:57 pm
firs i got this
Name Eduardo
Answered 41 qstns
First Login Aug 2008
Intelligent? Very
Good Looking? Definitely
then...
You are gentle, caring, quiet, dutiful, neat, dependable, modest, unassuming, and humble. You can be counted on to make sure everything is in its place, that people are doing what they’re supposed to be doing and all the supplies have been secured.
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You prefer to work behind the scenes, driven by a sense of obligation, often overworked for the benefit of others. You prefer tasks that are highly outlined, organized and practical. You fill your life with meaningful activities and schedule any down time. You enjoy helping any friend in need. You have a strong work ethic and can be critical of sloth, laziness and people who have possessions only through extreme indebtedness. All you’d like in return for all of your hard work is recognition and gratitude, neither of which you receive nearly in proportion to the effort and time you exert.
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One of your greatest strengths is supporting family or group activities. Your contribution of cooking, cleaning, fixing or constructing is an expression of your love and loyalty to everyone present, and such labor is truly a pleasure for you to fulfill.
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You were a model child. Relatively neat, sweet and conscientious, you were the child that every parent thinks they’re going to have. You may have openly disagreed or rebelled but if so it was short-lived and harmless and you were quick to accept the judgment of your parents along with any punishment they deemed reasonable.
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Parenting, for you, is a lifetime commitment. You are protective, supportive and patient, often putting your children’s needs before your own.
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You prefer not to make waves or attract too much individual attention. You go by the book and are suspicious of anyone suggesting that tried and true established methods should be revised or ignored.
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You have a strong appreciation for antiques, traditions and heirlooms. You have a natural appreciation for and connection with your past and the people in your family tree. You find special joy in guarding old family artifacts regardless of their monetary value.
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You put a lot of energy into maintaining your home. You keep things tidy, visually appealing and in working condition. You make sure your home is always well stocked with food and supplies. You take better care of your possessions than most types, cleaning, oiling, maintaining things so that they will always be nice, maintain their value, and function when needed. You want things to be sturdy and may replace something which isn’t broken if, after acquiring it, you realize that it’s of the new, shabbier quality.
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You may or may not be a pessimist, but your speech is laced with reminders to realistically expect problems to arise. You are aware of the general dangers of living and are conscious of the fact that other people don’t heed your warnings as often as they should. You are also the first to point out to someone who seems surprised that they should’ve known that setbacks would occur.
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In a marriage you are helpful and supportive of your spouse. You enjoy working on tasks together, or working on your specialties at the same time (one cooks while the other fixes the plumbing). As a parent you do all you can to ensure that your children are well behaved and hard working.
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just the
i support with cooking, washing in the family is wrong and the i put a lot of energy cleaning and tyding my house everyone is just like me eek i would say
wow.. this is really accurate but as everything and everyone has his fails biggrin
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Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2008 3:18 pm
i was actually a bit jelous when it said you was the modle child that every parent wants...hehe
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Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:14 am
StevieHummingBird i was actually a bit jelous when it said you was the modle child that every parent wants...hehe
hehe biggrin
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Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:52 pm
Name Jennifer
Answered 41 qstns
First Login Aug 2008
Intelligent? Very
Good Looking? Definitely
You are fun, spontaneous, clever and interesting. People like to be around you because of your easygoing nature.
You like to wake up each morning without a plan and see where the day takes you, hopefully on some safe but relatively exciting adventure.
You excel in composition. You know what looks good together, what sounds good together, and what smells or tastes go together. This comes from a higher than normal tuned in attention to slight variations in color, texture, tone, and flavor.
You like to see everyone living harmoniously and can get irritated by whoever is currently rocking the boat and causing problems.
When faced with a problem you are most likely to solve it in the most obvious way, not implementing cumbersome standard methods or finding what is “socially acceptable” first.
Most people you interact with do not really know you. This is partially because of your reserved nature (you don’t tell them much), partially because most other types are less reserved (they spend too much time talking and not enough asking about you), and partially because you accept people the way they are (you don’t feel much of a need to correct and evaluate others, so people don’t realize how you think differently).
In fact, you have more interest in expressing yourself physically, through song, dance, or actions, than verbally, and you may give up too quickly when someone asks for a verbal explanation of your thoughts.
You prefer hands-on practical work. You may tolerate other types of work, but you’re never happier than when you’re building, fixing or creating something you can see, touch, taste or hear. You prefer work which is not fixed to a procedure, but which may, at any time, take an entirely new direction if the impulse hits you.
As a parent or leader you are non-directive, preferring to see what happens on its own rather than lay down strict procedures and give orders. To you it is understood that any procedures developed by necessity today disappear tomorrow unless they are still absolutely required.
If you do become difficult or cranky it is usually a result of someone else trying to impose some rule or boundary upon you personally, although your discomfort is almost always short lived and relatively painless for all involved.
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