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Instructions

For each question, select which statement that has been true MOST OF YOUR LIFE.
Try not to over-analyze the questions or think of "exceptions to the rule."
Be spontaneous — choose the statement that comes closest to the way you've been most of the time, most of your life.
You may skip questions that really do not apply to you — but do not skip questions simply because they are hard to answer.

I prefer to
- be flexible and keep my options open.
- make a decision and boldly pursue it.
- I enjoy expressing my positive emotions.
- I prefer to keep my emotions to myself and to focus on my studies.
- I want others to depend on me.
- I'm there for people, but I'd rather they didn't depend on me.
- I'm often uncertain about the right decision to make.
- I make decisions with boldness and confidence.
I want to be known for being
- congruent and reasonable.
- sensitive and unique.
- People tend to need my caring attention.
- It's important to build up a system of mutual support.
- I like to stay busy with lots of stimulating activities.
- It's easy to get over-stimulated by too much excitement.
The key to my success is
- my high energy and motivation.
- my knowledge and analytical powers.
- Everything must be done the RIGHT way.
- It's ok to cut corners to get the job done quickly.
I work hard to earn
- the respect and admiration of others.
- the trust and support of others.
I'm known for my
- knowledge and intellect.
- strength and toughness.
People tell me I should be
- less rigid and self-controlling.
- more disciplined and focused, taking on fewer projects and activities.
- I can be slow to put my insights into action.
- I often feel the need to immediately take action when I have a great idea.
I support others
- with hard work and dedication.
- by providing non-judgmental acceptance.
It’s most important to
- take care of my relationships.
- get the job done.
It’s hard to
- stop working on important things and relax.
- move out of my comfort zone and focus on important tasks.
I want to be seen as
- successful and high-achieving.
- unique with a personal style.
I often
- worry about the future.
- get excited about the future.
It's more important to
- get things done and look good than to have a good time.
- enjoy myself and stay "up" than to get everything done.
I tend to
- dwell on past hurts.
- toughen up and move on from past hurts.
- I'm ok with feeling painful and difficult emotions.
- I move on quickly from painful emotions–I prefer to stay upbeat and postive.
- I often feel confident about my conclusions.
- I frequently doubt my own mind.
I want to be known as
- special and unique.
- hard working and reliable.
- I’m uncomfortable expressing my anger to others.
- It’s easy to express my anger to others.
I love learning new things
- that I can immediately use to improve a situation.
- just for the sake of understanding. I don't need to act on that knowledge.
I want most to be seen as
- successful.
- strong and powerful.
- I often feel confident about the best action to take.
- I have a hard time making up my mind about what action to take because I see so many options.
- I want to stand out as exceptional among my peers.
- I would prefer to blend in than to stand out.
I try to make sure
- everyone is doing the right thing.
- everyone’s needs are met.
I need time alone to
- sort through my thoughts.
- relax and daydream.
- I don't hesitate to confront someone when it's necessary.
- I'm uncomfortable with confrontation and avoid conflict when I can.
Others should do
- what's right.
- what I tell them to!
I tend to focus more on
- others' feelings than my own.
- my own feelings than the feelings of others.
I often
- get lost in my feelings.
- disconnect from my feelings so I can focus.
I tend to focus more on
- others' needs than my own.
- my own needs than the needs of other people.
- I tend to be envious of others' successes.
- Seeing others succeed makes me happy for them.

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