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Psychography Subtype Test by Werner Winkler |
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Field of Activity:
Thinker / Doer / Perceiver
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tick
if appropriate
0 = disagree
up to 5 = fully agree
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1. |
Impressions are processed intensely (e. g. of a film,
book, conversation) |
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2. |
Listens very closely or exactly perceives what is going
on |
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3. |
Finds it difficult to put thoughts into words ("how
can I put this ..."), looks for suitable words or phrasing – especially
on new or important topics |
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4. |
Talks quite a lot, even possibly to himself / herself
during work |
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5. |
Likes to read, listens to a lot of music or watches TV
for a long time |
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6. |
Often does not listen to others or even himself / herself
speaking |
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7. |
Easily gets caught up in thinking circles, which can
hardly be stopped (the head never stops thinking); speaking or writing
about it is helpful, normal physical activity, too |
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8. |
Often suffers from feelings which are hard to cope with
e. g. deep state of pity (also with animals, the environment or even
the own body) |
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9. |
Physical activities are performed naturally (not only
sports, but also home cleaning or physical contact) – often "just
does it" |
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10. |
Can rely on the gut feeling, if he / she pays attention
to it |
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11. |
Has difficulties in dealing with a lot of impressions
(e. g. in a long film or three speeches in a row); it is helpful to "sleep
a night over things" |
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12. |
Clumsy at doing things at first, then learns by repeating
the process and gets better and better each time (e. g. assembling furniture
or doing arts and craft) |
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13. |
Often uses the words "think", "thought", "in
the mind", "ponder" etc. |
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14. |
Hardly realises feelings of hunger, thirst, pain or the
need to go to the bathroom – can ignore these feelings for a long
time and is suddenly reminded; then "quickly, urgently" has
to eat, drink something, take a pain tablet or go to the toilet |
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15. |
Often switches from "perceiving" to "doing" (e.
g. hears something and immediately has something to say about it) and
misses out on thinking about it |
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16. |
Tendency to be very quiet if somebody talks for a long
time |
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17. |
High affinity towards everything that triggers senses
(music, pictures, scents etc.) and quickly remembers corresponding impressions |
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18. |
Sings while having a bath, taking a shower or driving
a car |
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19. |
Tendency to show feelings (e. g. cry or laugh) |
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20. |
Sometimes does not listen properly, because he / she
is absorbed by thoughts of concern |
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21. |
Hardly bears moments of silence during conversations,
must „say something"; has difficulties in doing nothing
while taking impressions (e. g. watching a movie or listening to music) |
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22. |
Often uses the words "feel", "notice" or "sense" e.
g. "this feels good to me", "didn’t you notice that?" or "I
can sense that ..." |
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23. |
Frequently fears being misunderstood or not being able
to express himself / herself sufficiently with words |
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24. |
Does not notice (or only late) what is going on regarding "subtle" issues;
becomes aware of obvious issues when these are already quite evident
to others |
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