Tests 1 April 201418 February 2022 How do you feel about change? By Psychologies Personality Test Question 1/12 The most difficult thing about making new resolutions is: All questions are required A Trying not to make too many and giving up everything at once B Sticking to them, without relapsing C Working out what they should be, and getting over what’s stopping you D Making a start and putting in the necessary effort to get going Next question Question 2/12 What’s the hardest thing about ending a relationship? All questions are required A Not making the same mistake again B Not running back to them C Hurting someone close to you D Not knowing when is the best time to break up, or how to tell them Previous Next question Question 3/12 If you take stock of how you have changed as a person, you realise: All questions are required A You have changed so much that sometimes you hardly recognise yourself B You have gone in several directions, done a lot of soul- searching, lost your way, but changed for the better C You have gone your own way and been true to yourself D You’ve wanted to change, but deep down you know you’re still the same Previous Next question Question 4/12 When you are not enjoying your job, you: All questions are required A Start looking for another one – if you find a job you like, you'll take it B Send your CV out and go to a few interviews, but in the end stay where you are C Complain about it to your friends, but stay where you are D Look at job adverts but don’t get around to applying for anything Previous Next question Question 5/12 Do you meditate or do yoga for relaxation? All questions are required A Yes, it’s an essential part of your routine B You’ve tried it but you gave up C You probably need to, and plan to join a class soon D You’ve often thought about it, but have never got around to it Previous Next question Question 6/12 How do you feel about your quirky habits? All questions are required A You don’t really have any, or not many B It would be impossible to give them up. If you tried giving something up you’d just do it all the more C You don’t really worry about them – they are just part of who you are D It annoys you when other people pick up on them, but you’re not going to change Previous Next question Question 7/12 Which of the following statements reflects your attitude? All questions are required A What’s the point of being so pessimistic? If you question everything, you’ll never get anything done B Why make an effort? As soon as you stop, everything goes back to how it was C What’s the point of hoping for the best? Everything is a disappointment anyway D Why bother doing anything? You might make matters worse Previous Next question Question 8/12 Your partner suggests you swap sides of the bed: All questions are required A You don’t mind. You do it quite a lot and it makes a change B No problem – but not tonight, you’re too tired C You say no. It’s silly – why bother? D You’ve tried it before and you didn’t get a very good night’s sleep Previous Next question Question 9/12 When you eat at a restaurant, you: All questions are required A Leave the choice up to the waiter/waitress B Like to try new things but are often disappointed C Tend to go to the same places and order the same thing D Ask lots of questions about the different dishes, but end up having the same as usual Previous Next question Question 10/12 How do you feel about moving house? All questions are required A You look forward to it B You find it difficult to get used to new places C You hate it D You don’t like leaving, but you do like discovering places Previous Next question Question 11/12 Something other people have commented on is that you: All questions are required A Aren’t very good at seeing a problem around the corner B Tend to have too many regrets C Are pessimistic D Lack self-confidence Previous Next question Question 12/12 How often do you clear out your wardrobe? All questions are required A You do it every year. There might be the odd thing you regret throwing away, but it’s a small price to pay B Regularly, but you usually keep half the things anyway C Never. Your old clothes are part of who you are; they’re mementoes of your past D You know you should do it, but you always put it off Previous Finish test
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