You find a likely error in something someone else made. You first:

Two people you know disagree, and each explains their side to you. You:

Someone criticises something you made. Your first reaction is to:

You are asked to do something you have never done before. You:

After being unavailable for a while, you find many requests and unfinished tasks waiting for you. You:

You have free time and no obligations. You are most drawn to:

A group you are part of learns that a planned activity can no longer take place. What do you do first?

You are among people you do not know. You are most likely to:

During a long group discussion, what you value most is:

If one thing could improve in a group you belong to, you would choose:

What you notice first about the people around you is:

After a period when you could not respond, you find many requests and unfinished tasks waiting for you. You:

What you find hardest to deal with in other people:

Something you helped create has been successful. Your first thought is:

A decision cannot wait, and some of what you would like to know is missing. You tend to:

Someone asks for your help when you already have several things to do. You first:

When a group talks something over at length, the thing you care about most is:

When preparing for something important, you concentrate mainly on:

Someone close to you is upset about something. You:

A time limit forces a choice before the full picture is clear. Your usual response is to: