Psychologiczny, Powszechnie znany profil

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W tym miejscu jest parę słów o, a tu temperament

BDEG - NAUKOWIEC

Jako przywódca:
Obmyśla i opracowuje schematy pracy, wie, co zrobić, by przekształcić ideę w konkretne działanie, organizuje strategie pracy przy nowych projektach, silny i zdecydowany, wpaja sobie i innym, że osiągnięcie celu jest najważniejsze.

Jako członek zespołu:
Inspiruje, walczy z przeciwnościami, posiada zmysł organizacyjny, potrafi klasyfikować cele, wprowadza nowe zamierzenia, usprawnia skomplikowane zadania i procedury.

W pracy:
Lubi wyzwania intelektualne, potrzebuje czasu na chwilę refleksji i zastanowienia, chce jasno określonych procedur i ram działania, potrzebuje nieco autonomii, woli samodzielnie podejmować decyzje.

W domu i z przyjaciółmi:
Łączy interesy z przyjemnością, rzadko pozwala sobie na odpoczynek, woli dobrze zaplanowane zajęcia, jest lojalny i troskliwy, rozwija w dzieciach niezależność.

Komunikując się z innymi:
Rozmawia, gdy ma po temu konkretny powód, twierdzi, że jak ludzie to - zobaczą -, to zrozumieją, jest bezstronny i zainteresowany tylko faktami, obrazuje informacje, posługuje się logiką.

Podsumowanie:
Szalenie praktyczny, systematyczny, indywidualista, szybko kojarzy, pełen poświęcenia, bezstronny, niezależny, zdecydowany, wizjoner, pełen motywacji, stały, logiczny.

Piątka ze skrzydłem cztery: 5w4 - "Obrazoburca"

Różnica między skrzydłami 4 i 6 w piątkach, jest taka sama jak między sztuką i nauką. Skrzydło cztery, daje piątce zmysł abstrakcyjny oraz intuicyjny odcień myślom, tak jakby piątka myślała za pomocą geometrycznych kształtów zamiast myśleć słowami lub realnymi obrazami. Piątka ze skrzydłem 4 może być artystycznie utalentowana i doświadczać emocjonalnych nastrojów jak czwórka. Połączenie intelektualnej i emocjonalnej wyobraźni. Ceni sobie świat filozofii i pięknego konstruowania myśli. Najlepszym dla niej światem jest połączenie umysłowych horyzontów i estetyki. Połączenie ciekawości i wrażliwości na odbiór z potrzebą tworzenia własnej unikalnej wizji. Gdy 5w4 jest w stresie, wydaje się być jakby nieobecna, gdy jest o coś spytana, odpowiada szeptem. Jej zachowanie oscyluje pomiędzy chęcią odosobnienia, a przypływami przyjacielskiej troski. Może stać się nieuchwytna, niedostępna i abstrakcyjna. Zachowuje się jakby znajdowała się wewnątrz swojej kuli izolującej ją od świata. Czasem odnosi się wrażenie nieznacznego wywyższania się ponad innych. Wizerunek "nieobecnego profesora" dobrze opisuje piątki z tym skrzydłem. 5w4 jest niezwykle wrażliwa na otoczenie i uczucie zbytniej nadopiekuńczości innych. Bardzo przewraźliwiona na krytykę. Może bardzo wolno powracać do siebie po traumatycznych przeżyciach. Typowymi pułapkami dla 5w4 są izolowanie się i popadanie w melancholię oraz depersje o podłożu egzystencjalnym.

Słynne piątki ze skrzydłem cztery: Agatha Christie, Albert Einstein, George Lucas, David Lynch, Samuel Beckett, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King, Freidrich Nietzsche.

Piątka ze skrzydłem sześć: 5w6 - "Rozwiązywacz problemów"

Skrzydło sześć daje piątce umiejętność skupienia się na detalach i technicznej wiedzy, oraz daje umiejętność do sekwencyjnego myślenia na temat biegu wydarzeń. Piątka z tym skrzydłem ma dar wyciągania znaczących wniosków z niewielkiej ilości faktów. Zwłaszcza intelektualna piątka, która jest znacznie bardziej analityczna niż piątka ze skrzydłem 4. Może być też lojalna wobec przyjaciół, oferując im silne wsparcie. Uprzejma, jest cierpliwym nauczycielem, ekspertem w danej dziedzinie. Może mieć poczucie misji i ciężko pracować. Czasem ujawnia się u niej aura nadwrażliwego kujona i jest niezdarna w komunikowaniu się z innymi. Gdy jest w pozycji obronnej, może być onieśmielona oczekiwaniami innych. Może bardziej lubić niektóre osoby, ale też bardziej niektórych unikać. Szczególnie uczulona na okazywanie wdzięczności innym. Może mieć problem z wypowiedzeniem "Dziękuję". Boi się rozpoczynania działania, za to rozwija "uzależnienie" od informacji. Zadaje mnóstwo pytań, ale zwleka z podjęciem "zbyt" pochopnej decyzji. Gdy 5w6 jest w stresie, staje się podejrzliwa co do motywów działania innych ludzi, ale również ślepo za niektórymi podąża. Może przez długi czas nie zmieniać uczuć, utrzymując je na stałym poziomie. Może być zimna, ironiczna i odizolowana od innych. Skrzydło 6 może być fobiczne lub antyfobiczne. Antyfobiczne skrzydło daje piątce, odwagę i umiejętność przeciwstawiania się autorytetom. Przyparta do muru potrafi zadrwić z autorytetu lub w złości odpowiedzieć by się odczepił. Ma tendencję do eksperymentowania by znaleźć jakie są granice zachowania. Phobiczne skrzydło powoduje, że piątka staje się mniej ufna wobec innych i doszukuje się ich prawdziwych intencji.

Słynne piątki ze skrzydłem sześć: Sigmund Freud, Bill Gates, Alfred Hitchcock, Isaac Asimov, Sam Neil.

By having your unconscious mind driven most by Curiosity, you probably have an inquisitive and forward-thinking nature. This trait can manifest by being full of thoughts about the future, or maybe you simply enjoy considering new ideas. Not one to be reined in by the humdrum realities of daily life, you appear to be able to look beyond those boundaries to imagine new vistas. People with a heightened drive for curiosity tend to be open-minded and non-judgmental. This can go hand in hand with their appreciation for seeking out new possibilities.

At times, having a seeking nature can make curiosity types highly intellectual, whether scientists, writers, or simply brainy daydreamers. "What if..." is likely a question never far from any of their minds. If this is true for you, then you may feel that new frontiers are where it's at. Following this inclination toward innovation can not only enrich your personal life, but also make you a valuable asset in business as well.

Hello again and congratulations! As we've noted, your score is in the 87th percentile of people who took this Brainteaser test. But now, in your personalized report, we can get down to the nitty-gritty — the explanation of where your mental strengths lie and how you can look at Brainteaser questions in the future to get better scores! The first section of your report, Problem-Solving Abilities, analyzes how well you scored in each of the intellectual abilities measured by the test (quantitative ability, visual-spatial ability, linguistic-mathematical ability, pattern recognition, and logical ability.) The second section, the Brainteaser Test Answer Key, gives you the correct answers to the Brainteaser Test questions and offers explanations as to how you could have processed and solved the problems. The third section, the Brainteaser Bonus, gives you some challenging new brainteasers so you can flex your newfound brain power after having read this report. This section also includes an answer key.

Your mind's strengths allow you to think ahead of the game — to imagine or anticipate what should come next in just about any situation. Because you're equally skilled in the numerical and verbal universes of the brain, you can draw from multiple sources of information to come up with great ideas. The timelessness of your vision and the balance between your various skills are what make you a Visionary Philosopher. In addition to your strengths in math and linguistics, you have a knack for matching and anticipating patterns. These skills and your uncanny ability to detect the underlying blueprint of most of life's situations add to your Visionary Philosopher mind. Two philosophers who share the same combination of skills you possess are Plato and Benedict Spinoza. Spinoza had insight into how things worked in the world. He could envision a future based on the patterns he saw in life, and used mathematical logic as a structure within which to present his philosophical arguments. With that base he was able to use logic to formulate his theories. Borrowing from his linguistic strengths he wrote eloquent texts and, therefore, was able to bring his philosophical ideas and structure to the rest of the world. His story exemplifies the talents that are present in the Visionary Philosopher intellectual type. Whatever you decide to do in life, you've got a powerful mix of skills and insight that can be applied in a wide variety of ways. You can expand your mind to understand a situation. Your strong balance of math and verbal skills will help you explain things to others. For example, if you were on an archaeological dig and discovered an object, you could probably use your deductive powers to figure out not only what the object was but also how it was used. Given your ability to put things together, you are more than capable of inventing a life plan that is in synch with your perspective on how things were, how they are, and how they might be one day.

Typically, right-brained individuals like you are creative, imaginative, and particularly attuned to their surroundings, whether catching the nuances of music, discerning artistic elements, or noticing spatial relationships between different forms. We know this because researchers notice increased activity in the right hemisphere of the brain in individuals hooked up to monitors when they play music or ask them to complete a task involving spatial relationships. In addition to isolating the ways in which your brain processes information, your right brain also controls the left side of your body. If you are strongly right-brained, you will find that your natural tendency is to be left-handed — though with some skills, you may find that you are right-handed if a right-handed person taught you how to complete a certain task. Right-brained people tend to be seen as messier than others. It's not that you're necessarily disorganized, it's just that you are likely to have different systems of organization (by theme, by subject, by color) than straight alphabetization or rigidly ordered folders. You probably have a willingness to entertain experimental treatments and Eastern philosophies more so than others. This is in part because those philosophies mesh with the right brain's strength — taking things in as a whole instead of focusing on the daily minutia. Though thinking logically might be something you have to do sometimes, you are also good at stream of consciousness thinking and making tangential jumps in logic or reasoning. You are more intuitive than many. And when it comes to pleasure reading, you might have a stronger preference for creative or fiction writing than nonfiction. For the most part, you think more in terms of symbolism and abstraction instead of things that are more practical and straightforward. You are also likely to look at the whole of a situation instead of seeing it as a series of component parts. You probably tend to be more subjective than objective, allowing for context to color how you interpret a given situation. For you, there are likely very few definites in life, other than the fact that there is almost always more than one way to accomplish and think about things. That's how your brain processes information. And while your dominant brain hemisphere certainly contributes to the way you process information, there is also a style of learning, unrelated to your dominant hemisphere, that determines the ways in which you are best able to pick up information. When you're learning something new, your dominant brain hemisphere will want to take over. But there are times when the information being presented is not well suited to your dominant hemisphere's abilities. That's why, in addition to your hemispheric dominance, you also have a style of learning that is dominant for you. Whether you know it or not, you are naturally predisposed to learning things visually, aurally, or through a combination of the two. Your test results show that you are a visual learner. Other right-brained people who are also visual learners are Albert Einstein, the painter Vincent Van Gogh, and Microsoft founder Bill Gates. But before delving deeper into how you learn, you should get the basics of your brain's physiology.

Rafal, your Emotional IQ score is: 118

The above chart shows where you fall on the Emotional IQ scale compared to others. You scored higher than 88 % of other test takers. Your Emotional IQ measures how well your emotions guide you towards smart decisions. In fact, increasingly, researchers are pointing to Emotional IQs as better indicators of overall success in life than traditional IQ tests alone. Healthy relationships and flourishing careers are impossible without interacting successfully with others. Even someone who possesses a genius Intellectual Quotient (IQ) can miss out on the wisdom that comes from understanding another human being. What makes Tickle's Emotional IQ test more comprehensive than others, is that we structured the test to actually isolate different interpersonal skills and how well you use them to your benefit. As such, each of your scores on the 4 emotional intelligence dimensions, Perception, Expression, Empathy, and Emotional Management, are independent of one another, despite the fact that only in combination do they yield your true EIQ. That also means that you can score high on all dimensions, low on all dimensions, and any permutation in between. There are plenty of reasons to understand where your strengths and weakness lie. In so doing, you can play to your strengths and work on improving your skills on all the dimensions. As we noted in your initial results, your emotional strength, or the dimension on which you scored the highest is Empathy. For an in-depth look at those dimensions, read on about your Emotional IQ profile.

Your IQ score is 100. This means that you are smarter than 50.0% of all other Super IQ test takers. This number is the result of a scientifically-tested formula based on how many questions you answered correctly on the Tickle Super IQ Test. But there's more to intelligence than a single number, a single score, or a single label. Tickle uses 8 distinguishable dimensions of intelligence in the Super IQ Test. By analyzing your individual scores on those 8 scales, we are able to look beyond the raw IQ score into how you process information, and which intellectual strengths you're best at. Your test results indicate that the way you process information makes you an Intuitive Interpreter. You are a highly conceptual thinker. This means that you like to seek the underlying meaning rather than get mired in the facts and figures. Because of your approach, you're more inclined to get a broad understanding of what's going on, enabling you to make connections between something you learned three weeks ago, and something you are learning today. While other people may need those types of connections to be pointed out for them you just naturally make them. You do not need to analyze all the details of any given situation because your ability to see the 'big picture' gives you all the information you'd ever want. You are less inclined to walk through something step by step to get the logic or the meaning behind it — the gist of it is probably already clear to you without the in-depth examination. You'd rather not get bogged down in numbers or the particulars of how something is worded as the details seem meaningless to you. Here's an example of your Intuitive Interpreter thinking skills at work in a real-life situation: You are with a friend who is shopping for a car. The salesperson is presenting facts and figures and your friend is buying it hook, line, and sinker. You are noticing, however, the things that the salesperson isn't saying. Intuitively, you know that one of the biggest overall concerns when buying a car is safety and in your opinion this salesperson seems to be going out of his way to avoid talking about it. You take your friend aside and point out your concerns, and when your friend asks about the safety of the car, the salesperson again deftly avoids the subject. You later look up the car in Consumer Reports and find that, indeed, the car has poor safety ratings. Your friend is grateful you went with him on his car-shopping venture.

Your primary talent
Rafal, your primary career talent is Spatial Ability.

The ability to visualize objects in three-dimensional space can give you an unusual view of the world. You appear to understand how figures can be manipulated and take on new forms. Because of this talent, you can probably imagine new designs easily, including anything from floor plans to page layouts — and even 3D product prototypes. People like you are usually aces when it comes to putting together assemble-it-yourself furniture or other household items — whether the items arrive with instructions or not. Your rare talent can make you less likely than most people to be content with the same old thing. As a result, in your work life you might enjoy focusing on visual innovation and proposing new ideas. Your ability to conceptualize objects in their completed form can make you a natural designer or engineer. Your spatial skills can also help you understand the finer points of how things work. Typically, new computer programs or specialized office equipment are no sweat to you. In a world where technology changes so rapidly, you may also find yourself rewarded for your ability to adapt.

Your secondary talent
Your secondary career talent is Numerical Ability.

Whether you like them or not, you're especially good with numbers. Most people who share your skills like the logic and consistency that numbers represent or appreciate that most numeric problems have cut-and-dried solutions. Your test results indicate that you're not only good at calculations but also likely to understand how to use numbers to your advantage in life. You're the type of person who is wired to manage personal finances with ease. As a result, balancing your checkbook probably isn't an all-day affair like it can be for some people. You're also not typically one to be taken advantage of by wily salespeople offering you not-to-be-missed opportunities. Chances are that you'd be able to run the numbers on whatever nonsense they're trying to sell you much faster than they could get you to sign on the dotted line. While other people's heads might still be spinning, your talent could allow you to calmly see what the best deal really is. In this way, people who are skilled with numbers are rarely anyone's fool. In the work world, your numeric skill can be a benefit in a variety of ways. You might find that you're a whiz at data analysis or talented at looking at your business' budgets and profit-and-loss statements. Because numbers are at the heart of almost every business enterprise, your understanding of them can make you a valuable commodity. You see numbers as patterns and are able to apply your pattern-recognition abilities in other aspects of your life.