Which Evaluation Philosophy Are You?

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Which Evaluation Philosophy Are You?

Discover your personal evaluation philosophy through this engaging quiz! By answering a series of quirky questions, you can uncover insights into your thought processes and decision-making styles.

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You wake up in the woods. You have no idea how you got there. How do you get home?

Form hypotheses about where you might be based on local flora and fauna. Forget to leave the woods because you’re too busy identifying if this is a warm-temperate or boreal zone.

Scream for help and walk in a random direction until you feel like screaming for help again. Repeat.

Mentally review your list of sworn enemies to figure out who would do this to you and how you can foil their plan.

Eat some berries for energy. If they make you sick, try eating different kinds of berries instead.

You are a superhero. In the middle of a fight with your nemesis, you realize they were right all along and you were actually the villain in the end. How do you respond?

There’s no way that’s true. Probably some mind trick. Time for more punching!

Freeze your nemesis so you can give that a good long ponder.

Teleport away to visit your friends and ask them what they think.

Use your invisibility powers to become your former-nemesis’ sidekick.

Your good friend gets a bold haircut that doesn’t appeal to you. They ask your opinion, but you don’t want to hurt their feelings. What do you say?

You explain the cyclical nature of fashion and compliment how well they fit into a certain era’s subjective ideal.

You tell them how cool it is that they’re trying something new and that you admire their adventurous spirit.

You try to remember if your friend is sensitive about their appearance or if they like radical honesty. You tailor your answer accordingly.

You stall for time by asking them how they feel about it. If they tell you they don’t like it, you help them figure out what to say to their next hair stylist so they get something they like better. If they tell you they like it, then you like it too because it makes your friend happy.

You’re making a croque en bouche from scratch. What’s the biggest mistake you can make?

Use ingredients that weren’t imported from the croque en bouche region of France.

Follow the recipe without customizing it a little bit.

Make it the way you like it instead of how other people like it

Don’t share it when it’s done

At the end of your long and arduous journey to the top of a tall, secluded mountain, you find your mentor who can share true wisdom with you. Who is it?

A library full of encyclopedias

A very friendly scientist who also came here to find their mentor.

The friends you made along the way.

The happy three-legged puppy you gave your last biscuit to.

Which Evaluation Philosophy Are You?

Which Evaluation Philosophy Are You?

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