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lundi, 15 mars 2010

Tout sur moi

Je regardais les résultats d'un soit disant test de personnalité, ça m'a bien amusée... Voila un résumé des choses (encore tout en anglais, sorry!)... enfin quelques morceaux choisis...

J'ai pas du répondre trop de mensonges parce qu'en général, je me reconnais pas si mal!

 

Agreeableness (attendez! je suis très agréable moi, qui dira le contraire? (ouf l'hm est pas là!))

You are best described as:
TAKING CARE OF OTHERS AND TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF


Words that describe you:
  • Fair
  • Considered
  • Collaborative
  • Responsive
  • Sensible
  • Diplomatic
  • Contemplative
  • Indulgent
  • Rational


A General Description of How You Interact with Others

You are important. So are other people, especially if they are in trouble. You have a tender heart, but you know how to establish and keep personal boundaries. You are empathetic and compassionate, but you also believe that it's best if people solve their own problems and learn to take care of themselves, if they are able.

You are deeply moved by the needs of others, but you know that if you don't take good care of yourself, you'll wind up being of no use to anyone. So yours is a thoughtful compassion. You strive to be fair and sensible, taking care of others while also taking care of yourself.

When someone really is in trouble, you like to collaborate with them toward a solution; they do their part, you do yours. You consider carefully, and respond in a sensible way; they do their part, and together you move through the difficulty.

You seldom act impulsively; rather, when a problem arises, you take your time to think through the situation. This contemplative quality usually means that you'll arrive at a diplomatic solution, one that's fair for the other person and also fair to you. It's frequently a win/win situation.

 

Openness

On the Openness Dimension you are:
CURIOUS


Words that describe you:
  • Original
  • Inventive
  • Thinker
  • Brave
  • Eccentric (euh...)
  • Avant-Garde
  • Out-of-Touch
  • Unique

A General Description of How You Approach New Information and Experiences

You think like an artist. Or better, you SEE like an artist. (WTF???) While most people look at life's straight lines, its height and depth and width, you're bending the lines with your imagination and turning black and white into shades of blue and yellow. And in conversations at work or with your friends you want to ask, "Do you see what I see?" A few might, most don't, but you've piqued everyone's curiosity with your own original and inventive ways of thinking.

You can, if you must, think in conventional ways. But left on your own, you'll usually opt for the eccentric or avant-garde; in fact you're usually bored with what everyone else is comfortable with. You learn from reading, talking, watching people and other fauna and flora, and simply sitting in the soft chair of your mind and wondering how people would learn how to count if they could only use uneven numbers. You are out in front of conventional ideas, bravely originally defining true and false, right and wrong, the good, the bad and the ugly.

 

Emotional stability

SOMETIMES STEADY, SOMETIMES RESPONSIVE


Words that describe you:
  • Adaptable
  • Engaged
  • Able to Cope
  • Passionate
  • Perceptive
  • Flexible
  • Receptive
  • Aware
  • Avid

A General Description of Your Reactivity

In some ways, you've got the best of emotional worlds (ben voyons!). When emotions rise up from inside you or are brought forth from a conversation by a friend, you know how to engage them. You deal with sadness, fear, joy, anger - whatever comes up - in ways that are perceptive and flexible. You can adapt to whatever level of emotion is appropriate to the moment. At other times, you are able to cope with your emotions in a more reserved manner. Because you are aware of what does and does not make emotional sense in a particular situation, you will decide when it is an appropriate time to express your emotions and when it would be best to keep them to yourself.

All of this gives you a rich emotional life. You are free to express your passions about certain subjects with appropriate people. But you are also emotionally adaptable; if the conversation needs to be more cerebral, you'll keep it "in your head" and talk calmly through whatever issue is on the table. This emotional awareness serves you well. You seldom get in over your head, either by opening up to the wrong person or by triggering in someone else's emotions they may not be able to deal with.

 

Conscientiousness

Your approach toward your obligations is:
VERY FLEXIBLE (ah ça oui! Un peu trop parfois...)


Words that describe you:
  • Impulsive
  • Instinctive
  • Intuitive
  • Sometimes Inefficient (vexée je suis!)
  • Procrastinator (argh!)
  • Rule-breaker (parfois)

A General Description of How You Interact with Others

Rules are made to be broken, plans are made to be changed, and schedules are made to be altered. Anyone who's been around you for very long knows that is just part of the way you live. You don't like to be hemmed in by someone's idea of how a job should be done or a goal should be accomplished. Where others assume that the way to get something done is to follow whatever guidelines have been laid out, your idea of how to best get things done often involves making it up as you go along. You are as variable as a hawk in full flight - but like the hawk, you keep your eyes on the prize; even in the midst of turmoil you have a sense of where you need to go. You just have your own way of getting there.

To the surprise of some of your friends and associates, you do get things done, though. But maybe not on the timeline someone else had hoped for. In fact, you likely have a reputation as a legendary procrastinator, not because you're lazy or disinterested, but because following your instincts and creative sense takes longer. But the upside is that often your instincts turn the ordinary into something quite amazing; and some of the times, when you get everything just right, the ordinary original plans become an extraordinary achievement.

 

Emotional stability

When it comes to Extraversion you are:
SOMETIMES OUTGOING, SOMETIMES RESERVED (ah tiens, c'est pas faux non plus)


Words that describe you:
  • Moderate
  • Amiable
  • Laid-back
  • Temperate
  • Relaxed
  • Poised
  • Civil
  • Uncommitted
  • Pleasant

A General Description of How You Interact with Others

Lucky you! You enjoy your own company as much as you enjoy the company of others. You are a great conversationalist and thrive in the wonderful kinds of connections you know how to have with your family and friends. You also equally enjoy your own company, whether sitting in a favorite chair with your book and soft music playing or meandering in the woods by yourself. You like coming home to your family or your roommate; but if no one is home, you find quiet, solitary time to be just as pleasurable. What a great combination to enjoy being outgoing and to be just as comfortable being reserved. Lucky you!!

Because you are so amiable and relaxed, you are comfortable with almost any group of family or friends. Whether they are pumped up and lively or calm and subdued, you remain at ease. If someone needs to take over the conversation, you are comfortable taking the lead; you can also lay back and let someone else be in charge. If the conversation gets rowdy, your moderate demeanour will often draw it down to a more temperate level. If someone in the group loses their cool, you will most likely maintain your poise, and if they get nasty you know how to keep a civil tongue.

You may find yourself out of balance on occasion. If you're alone too much, you may need to get in touch with someone. If you spend too much time with your family and friends, you may need to sneak off for a day by yourself, to putter and read and clear your head of the noise of too much conversation. When you're at your best, you live with a rhythm of time with others, time alone, time with others, time alone It's a satisfying, comfortable balance. Lucky you! (Pas mal vrai tout ça!)

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Ce qui est plaisant dans ce type d'exercice, c'est que les quelques points moins sympathiques sont noyés dans une masse de généralités dans lesquelles 80 % de la population peut se retrouver. C'est d'autant plus facile qu'il n'existe aucun mètre étalon en matière de personnalité...
L'essentiel, c'est que ça te fasse plutôt plaisir, non ?

Écrit par : galuchon | lundi, 15 mars 2010

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Oh c'est clair qu'il y a beucoup de blablabla bateau, je dirais pas que ça me fait plaisir, ça m'amuse histoire de m'occuper 10 minutes quoi.

Par contre, j'ai pas collé les points négatifs, je vous en dis assez comme ça ;-)

Écrit par : presso | lundi, 15 mars 2010

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