What is your thinking style preference?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When given a project, what is the first thing you think about? 

  • A.
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    The first 5 steps to solve the problem
  • B.
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    How people will feel
  • C.
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    Time and money needed
  • D.
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    The big picture
• 2.
  How do you form opinions?

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  • A.
    Exploring opportunities
  • B.
    Crunching the numbers
  • C.
    Considering how others feel
  • D.
    Creating a detailed plan
• 3.
  How do you make decisions? 

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    Involve others, interpersonal, intuitive, emotional
  • B.
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    Stand firm, conservative, procedural
  • C.
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    Gather facts, argue rationally, critical analysis
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    Imaginative, risk taking, forward looking
• 4.
  How do you solve problems? 

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  • A.
    Approaches problems practically
  • B.
    Forms theories, solves logically, measures precisely
  • C.
    Inventive, intuitive, sees the big picture
  • D.
    Considers others, intuitive, picks up on nonverbal and interpersonal clues
• 5.
  What do you expect?

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    An organized consistent approach
  • B.
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    Group discussion & involvement
  • C.
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    Precise, to the point, information
  • D.
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    Fun and spontaneity
• 6.
  What do you struggle with? 

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  • A.
    Risk
  • B.
    Expressing emotions
  • C.
    Administration and details
  • D.
    Time management and deadlines
• 7.
  What do you enjoy?

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    Helping and counseling others
  • B.
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    Creating a detailed plan to carry out
  • C.
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    Forming opinions based on research and data
  • D.
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    White boarding and exploring all the opportunities

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Rational Self 

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  Your thinking style preferences is likely Rational. You like to form opinions by crunching the numbers and having data to back up your opinions. You make decisions by gathering facts, arguing rationally, and doing critical analysis. Use your thinking style to your advantage by being precise, to the point, and researching references.
• 2.
  The Safekeeping Self 

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  Your thinking style preference is likely Safekeeping. You like to form opinions by creating a detailed plan of attack. You make decisions by standing firm, being conservative, and being procedural. Use your thinking style to your advantage by staying on track, on time, and completing subject chunks.
• 3.
  The Feeling Self 

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  Your thinking style preference is likely Feeling. You like to form a plan and want to be fluid on how it shifts depending on reactions from others. You make decisions by involving other people, using your intuition and tapping into your emotions. Use your thinking style to your advantage by leaning on others, moving around and sharing your ideas with others.
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  The Experimental Self 

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  Your thinking style preference is likely Experimental. You like to form a plan after white boarding and exploring all the opportunities. You make decisions by being imaginative, taking risks, and looking forward. Use your thinking style to your advantage by being playful, surprising, and discovering the content.