WHERE IS THE SIN?
Okay... This is the weirdest "personality test" I have ever taken.
Your power comes from an ability to sense how things might be and to proclaim this possibility with a great force and willingness to act. You have a tendency to be romantic, and can be an idealist. This sense of how the world can be is often expressed with self-deprecatory humor. Because of your need to address the immediacy of the moment, you may not think things through to their logical end, relying instead on a feeling for how a situation SHOULD end. You need to be liked and appreciated by others, although your attention often wanders. Sometimes you neglect old friends in favor of a new or exciting acquaintance. You have a real difficulty being alone. Often you will seem to know how to handle a situation without exactly knowing HOW you know this. Your thoughts are often shallow. While in the excitement of the moment you can obsess about a task at hand. If it should become rote and unexciting, however, it can be dropped just as quickly.
Although, that last part about my obsessive tendencies over new shinies is very, very true.
Although I'm having a big citation needed moment (can't find any mention of this Pierley/Redford Dissociative Affect Diagnostic on Google Scholar), it was an interesting experience. Just take it. It's got some of the weirdest questions ever.
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Your power comes from an ability to sense how things might be and to proclaim this possibility with a great force and willingness to act. You have a tendency to be romantic, and can be an idealist. This sense of how the world can be is often expressed with self-deprecatory humor. Because of your need to address the immediacy of the moment, you may not think things through to their logical end, relying instead on a feeling for how a situation SHOULD end. You need to be liked and appreciated by others, although your attention often wanders. Sometimes you neglect old friends in favor of a new or exciting acquaintance. You have a real difficulty being alone. Often you will seem to know how to handle a situation without exactly knowing HOW you know this. Your thoughts are often shallow. While in the excitement of the moment you can obsess about a task at hand. If it should become rote and unexciting, however, it can be dropped just as quickly.
Although, that last part about my obsessive tendencies over new shinies is very, very true.
Although I'm having a big citation needed moment (can't find any mention of this Pierley/Redford Dissociative Affect Diagnostic on Google Scholar), it was an interesting experience. Just take it. It's got some of the weirdest questions ever.
This entry was originally posted at http://alectoperdita.dreamwidth.org/188581.html. Please comment there using OpenID.