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Navigating Life's Two Question Personality Test

Have you ever wondered about someone's personality type?

 

Most popular personality tests measure only two major variables in human extremes.

In other words, in order to gauge someone’s personality type,
you simply need to answer two questions about them...
 

Question One:
 
Is the person primarily an extrovert, or primarily an introvert?

What is an extrovert? Extroverts want to befriend the world instantly, while introverts tend to pick their friends carefully. Extroverts readily and spontaneously tell stories, share secrets and express their emotions, because they believe that doing so will bring them closer to people. Extroverts are people oriented. They often make decisions based upon emotions. They are very affectionate and demonstrative early in relationships. They also tend to be very concerned with the opinions and feelings of others. Essentially, extroverts crave company and conversation.
What is an introvert? Introverts tend to be goal oriented. They also tell stories, share secrets and express their emotions, but only if they see a good point in doing so. Introverts only open up when they believe that sharing emotions, stories and secrets will bring them closer to what they want from life. They can be very affectionate, but they tend to hold their affections back for those select people who matter to them. Introverts like to base their decisions on their own inner logic and understanding, rather than worry about the opinions and emotions of others. Essentially, introverts crave solitude and contemplation.

To get the test started, please think of a person you would like to test.
You can even test yourself should you wish.
Next, select the best description for that person from the four possible responses below...
 
 
 
 
 
Can't decide? You might need to compensate for the behavioral masks that we are all taught to wear, so try to imagine this person as he or she would have been in kindergarten. In other words, before they learned how to behave and get along with others, did they like to play alone, or did they want to be part of a group? Did they go off to discover their own worlds, or did they naturally discover others as playmates?
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This personality test was created by Lynn Marie Sager, author of 
A River Worth Riding: Fourteen Rules for Navigating Life
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A River Worth Riding, Copyright 2005 Lynn Marie Sager, Publisher Aventine Press;
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