Tests 10 July 201518 February 2022 Test: What’s your role in the family? By Psychologies Personality Test Question 1/10 1. Your uncle has invited you and your family to dinner, even though there is tension between you all. You think: All questions are required A a. Oh, what a shame! We’re away that day B b. If we don’t make the effort, how are we ever going to get along? C c. Great, it’ll be fun and we’ll be able to catch up on the gossip D d. You wouldn’t miss it for the world. Next question Question 2/10 What do you think about family Christmases? All questions are required A a. Chore best avoided B b. Good opportunity to revitalise family relationships C c. Great opportunity to eat D d. Family reunion where you always see the same old faces Previous Next question Question 3/10 3. You find out that your brother or sister has just had a serious altercation with your father. You: All questions are required A a. Think it’s their problem. They need to sort it out B b. Try to calm things down between them and get them to talk to each other C c. Suggest meeting your father for lunch D d. Secretly phone your mother to get all the details Previous Next question Question 4/10 The best way to introduce your partner to your family is: All questions are required A a. Extremely quickly, when you’re just about to jump on the train or catch a flight B b. During a big family meal, everyone will be there C c. During the big party you’re having for your birthday D d. Over dinner with your parents at a restaurant in neutral territory Previous Next question Question 5/10 For a family to function, you need to: All questions are required A a. Preserve and respect each person’s space B b. Know how to avoid conflict C c. Adapt to the needs of others D d. Say what you think without suffering rejection Previous Next question Question 6/10 You are introduced to a distant cousin whom the family has just re-established contact. You: All questions are required A a. Try to get the measure of them and exchange a few words B b. Take the initiative and introduce them to everyone C c. Take them to one side and explain that your family is a bit odd, and suggest that just the two of you meet up without the res D d. Look them up and down, and tease them a bit just to see how they cope. Previous Next question Question 7/10 Your parents reproach you for not having offered to help during their annual clear out of the loft. You: All questions are required A a. Wonder why they bother clearing it out at all. And do they offer to come over and clear out your cellar? B b. Feel bad, and ask what you can do to make it up C c. Tell them your friend was having a crisis and you had to be with them. That always works D d. Protest that they’re always getting at you Previous Next question Question 8/10 Without you, your family would: All questions are required A a. Cope perfectly well B b. Fall apart C c. Not be the same D d. Need someone to guide them Previous Next question Question 9/10 If anything gets on your nerves about your family, it’s that: All questions are required A a. You sometimes feel smothered B b. You feel powerless to help C c. They look up to you too much D d. You are misunderstood Previous Next question Question 10/10 How often do you see your family? All questions are required A a. As rarely as possible B b. As often as possible, and most of the time it’s at your suggestion C c. Regularly – whenever they invite you over D d. Often, even when you don’t want to Previous Finish test
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