Discover Your Decision-Making Style

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Discover Your Decision-Making Style

Unravel the mystery of your decision-making style with our engaging quiz! This fun and insightful questionnaire will help you understand how you approach choices, interact with friends, and feel about yourself.

11 thought-provoking questions
Explore your personality traits
Understand how you relate to others

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ThinkingTree417

When I make decisions:

I do it quickly and go with the first impressions

I think about it, consider the options and then decide

I listen to my feelings and consider how my decisions will affect others.

I take it seriously and always try to make the right decision.

The best way for others to show me they care about me is to:

Do fun things with me

Give me space to be myself

Spend time with me doing whatever

Do what I want to do; not let me down or go back on their word

When I’m with my friends, I like to provide:

The excitement; the fun; the jokes.

Questions; answers; a logical way of looking at things.

Concern for others; a lot of caring

The planning; a sense of security; a good standard.

I like to:

Act on a moment’s notice; do risky things.

Provide answers or give thought to people’s questions.

Help maintain a sense of harmony and togetherness.

Be responsible, dependable, and helpful to others

One thing I am really good at is:

Acting courageously.

Thinking.

Being sensitive.

Organizing.

Friends who know me best would say that I am:

Competitive.

Reserved, thoughtful.

Emotional, friendly.

Neat, prepared.

My basic approach to life is:

To take one day at a time and have fun.

To figure out what life is all about.

To help others and be happy and succeed

To plan for the future and make it as good as possible.

When I am feeling discouraged or “down in the dumps”:

I often become rude, mad, or sometimes even mean.

I withdraw, don’t talk very much, and try to think my way out of the problem

I feel emotional, am sad, and usually like to talk it over with someone close to me

I try to figure out what’s causing the problem and fix it.

I feel good about myself when:

I can do things that are difficult

I can solve problems or figure things out

I can help other people.

I am appreciated or rewarded for things I do.

Teachers at school who saw me when I wasn’t on my best behavior might describe me as:

Rowdy or a little wild

Arrogant.

Talkative

Someone who wants things my way; dominant; worrying

Teachers at school (who like me and in whose class I do pretty well) would probably describe me as:

Charming, a natural leader, clever, someone who is fun to have around.

Thoughtful, someone who has good answers, someone who likes to figure out problems

Nice, friendly, someone who gets along with other students and is helpful to the teacher and others

Neat, organized, prepared, someone who does assignments and is a good student.

Discover Your Decision-Making Style

Discover Your Decision-Making Style

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