Are You an Accepting Type of Person? Are You an Accepting Type of Person?
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Are You an Accepting Type of Person?

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To accept or to change? Answer without thinking and discover your psychological profile!

You have lint on your clothes – accept or change?

You get annoyed with lint on your clothes – accept or change?

The inevitability of death – accept or change?

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You get nervous about getting annoyed with lint on your clothes – accept or change?

The climate catastrophe – accept or change?

They serve you bland potatoes at the restaurant – accept or change?

A profoundly unhappy life – accept or change?

Napping in an uncomfortable position – accept or change?

Your favourite football team loses the game you’re watching on TV – accept or change?

You get annoyed because you got rid of lint on your clothes instead of accepting it? (or the other way round) – accept or change?

If you answered mostly:

accept you’re an accepting type of person. You’re accepting to such an extent that you change the world through your acceptance, and you accept those changes;

change – you’re a person that embraces change. You don’t accept this, however, and try to change it. If you succeed, you will become an accepting person. But will you then be yourself?

 

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How Joyful Are You? How Joyful Are You?
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How Joyful Are You?

A Personality Quiz from the Archives
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If you want to better understand and reflect on your ability to feel joy, answer the questions below based on the first thing that comes to your mind. You now have an opportunity to check whether you find the listed statements relatable or not.

1.  When I think about my family home, I feel joyful rather than sad.

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