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Psychography Type Test by Werner Winkler |
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Very typical characteristics |
tick if appropriate
0 = disagree
up to 5 = fully agree |
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Creative by nature, always has inspiring new ideas;
often little endurance to develop and focus on these ideas over a longer
period of time |
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Theoretical or mental skills are stronger than practical
skills (possibly thinks in a practical way i. e. how achieve best results
with reduced effort) |
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3. |
Practical mind; prefers all practical issues, work and
activities of all types; is very good at doing predefined things |
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4. |
Shows feelings clearly with a broad mimic; the mood changes
quickly from "over the moon" to "deep sorrow",
if others react or do not react as expected / hoped for |
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5. |
Knows exactly what he / she does not want, however only
states what else they wish upon insistent questioning |
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6. |
Rather superficial and loose approach on new topics;
however quick at getting the big picture of a situation and observing
a topic or network of relations |
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7. |
High and outstanding knowledge in his / her special subject;
can hold a lecture on that topic for hours; is always interested in learning
more |
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8. |
Avoids to clearly say "no" or to bring long-lasting
things to an end, such as quitting a job, breaking up a relationship,
finishing a phone conversation etc. |
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9. |
Communicates with words and gestures very clearly; aims
for direct confrontation on unpleasant issues; prefers an offensive approach,
also as a preventive measure |
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10. |
Criticism, disrespect or ignorance from others or towards
the own person or personal work is highly distressing; however if criticism
is requested and passed on objectively, then it is okay |
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11. |
Leisure activities, hobbies or dealing with plants and
animals leads to relaxation and is often preferred to socializing with
other people (especially at a young age); the hobby pursuit can turn
into an obsession and put pressure on relationships |
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12. |
Variety of interests, which are obvious in the biography
and regularly lead to "new beginnings"; at the same time strong
desire for a normal, stable state and order |
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13. |
General tendency to flee e.g. when he / she feels unloved
and helpless |
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14. |
Takes / needs more time than the others; has the habit
of seeking peace, breaks and passivity |
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15. |
Accustomed to being successful due to a high commitment
of strength and energy; absence of success leads to even stronger
efforts, which eventually produce a "burn out"; the motto "more
is better" is applied regularly |
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Attention – please chose properly: |
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