Revelation of a Personality Test
Okay, I'm always skeptical about anything astrological or supernatural like birth signs, zodiac, or horoscopes. People will read my daily horoscope and I'll just sustain a politeness with a pretended smile. My friends have been egging me on to take this Global Personality Test that has gained some popularity around the web with test-takers posting their results. So being usually skeptical but even more curious about this test, I gingerly click on the link and complete a survey with 126 questions. Some of these questions measure personality traits differently than what I might have guessed. In other words, trying to give the "right answer" or tackling the questions in a way that I deem ideal might utterly screw up the results. The key, like approaching a relationship, is honesty because honest reflection on how the test-takers think, feel, and act in general is conducive to accuracy. Here are my results:
Take Free Advanced Global Personality Test
personality tests by similarminds.com
Advanced Global Personality Test Results
|
|
personality tests by similarminds.com
The three areas which I score the highest are orderliness, romantic, and hypersensitivity. No sooner have I dismissed the result as another drivel than I realize that the test may speak a spiel of truth. I am details oriented, discipline, and am uncomfortable with perfection. I approach work as scheduled and planned, meet obligations on time. No wonder I get a 83 in orderliness. Neat freak! All the indicators from the romantic area hit home - I'm an incorrigible romantic. I'm not sure what a romantic idealist is like, but when in a relationship my attention is entirely focused on that person because I would merge and feel oneness with that person. The fallback is that I'm easily hurt. There is a saying that "Love is never lost. If not reciprocated, it will flow back and soften and purify the heart." That's me. In hypersensitivity, I don't get distraught easily but I tend to be emotional. Also I'm less of an introvert than I think I am! Bibliophile is under the intellectual category which I achieved only a mediocre 50 so I guess this is where the test collapses right?
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home