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Summer fully set in earlier this week, with a significant 4 degree jump between sunday and monday, and a heatwave predicted this weekend. Tuesday officially marked the start of summer quarter as well. Been trying to figure out classes, having to reconsider prior plans cos of various factors and scheduling, but whatever, it's summer :) Short break between post-spring and summer was pretty relaxing, bumming around watching boys before(?)over(?)/other random prepositions that appear in google searches flowers, watched a russian film that was rated the 2nd highest in the comedy section of imdb after some film i'd already watched, but didn't Quite get the humour :P I guess there's some cultural understanding to build over there =P but it was rather interesting to see the very different nature of their films nevertheless. Also did a bit of shifting around, living in boxes and squatting at random places, very glad housing turned out well and have a nice spacious apartment to live in for summer now =) with *crosses fingers* no additional person moving in. lala.
there's a surprisingly large number of people around on campus too :) should be fun =)
It's a sharp realization how fast college life's passed, with batchmates asking about masters programmes here, people talking about their siblings going to college, sis going to uni.. Wanted to do a reflection on the past year, but reflections are really not my forte. so ah well. had good times and not so good times, but i must say I'm certainly grateful for all that i've richly received. yx always chides me on being greedy and discontented and I guess I do tend to whine sometimes :P but really I do appreciate life's blessings. and i'm not that greedy la ... I just want to be able to not be ashamed of my general ineptitude.... though i do need to eradicate that laziness. =P
Anyways. first summer weekend tomorrow! time to experiment with cooking :) I'm excited =D
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this personality report actually seems pretty accurate so far :P
To see where your personality stands out, compare yourself to the average.
It is this relative nature of personality measurements that tells us what can be predicted from a personality test. A personality test cannot predict how you will act in each and every situation. On some days you will be more active, while on other days you will be less. But a personality test can predict how you will act on average, on an average day, compared to the average person. On the following pages, you will find a graphical description of how you compare to the average male and female in each of the eight personality areas. In the case of personality measurement, it is important to remember that 'average' does not mean 'good' or 'bad', or even 'normal', it simply tells you the 'most common' score. You can consider the areas in which you deviate most from the average to be the areas of your personality that stand out the most when you interact with other people. These areas are the guiding parts of your character.
Your Comparison to the Average
Extroversion
Average Male 51
Average Female 67
Your Score 10
You are somewhat less outgoing than the average female is. Most females like to keep themselves busy with continuous interaction, conversations, and the company of others. You also enjoy these things, but having some time on your own is equally important to you. This is one of the guiding parts of your personality. The average male and the average female differ slightly in their extroversion level. The average male tends to be less extroverted than
the average female is.
Emotionality
Average Male 74
Average Female 76
Your Score 27
You are more relaxed and calm than the average female and male are when it comes to stress and feeling intense emotions. The average female and male are more reactive to their feelings and mood swings than you are. Your balanced way of dealing with emotions is a guiding part of your personality.
The average male and female are similar in their level of emotionality. Women, however, tend to talk about their feelings and emotions more
than men do. Starting in early childhood, girls are encouraged to express their feelings more than boys are.
Your comparison to the average continues in your 100-page Personality Report with the following comparisons:
• Thoroughness
• Openness
• Agreeableness
• Sensing vs. Intuiting
• Thinking vs. Feeling
• Judging vs. Perceiving
Knowing how you compare to the average will help you understand how others perceive you and where you stand out from the average.
You can order your complete 100-page Personality Report for $39.95 at www.personality100.com. It will be emailed to you immediately.
In your 100-page Personality Report:
Chapter 1 - Your detailed Personality Measurement
Chapter 2 - Society: How you compare to the average?
Chapter 3 - Work: Your ideal role
Chapter 4 - Heredity: The inherited parts of your personality
Chapter 5 - Family: Sides of you impacted by Birth Order
Chapter 6 - Basics: Your 5 needs on Maslow's hierarchy
Chapter 7 - Love: Your love shape
Chapter 8 - Friends: Your attachment style
Chapter 9 - The Future: Our recommendations
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