SELF-TESTS
Designed to make you understand the perspectives of the self, these self-tests have created a sense of understanding what means to be YOU and what the purpose of life will be. These are the compilation of the responses from the activities in GEUSELF's Module 1 and 2.
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In this exercise, I was able to determine how authentic are my personality and identity using Alex Wood's Authenticity Scale. At the end, I tackled the importance of making the right choice that leads to an authentic YOU.
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In this exercise, I was able to assess my traits from the 16 combinations of personalities presented in the Jung's typology test. In my reflection, I determine whether the test accurately depicted the real and complicated YOU.
In this exercise, I was able to determine whether my actions are affirmed from the sides of the gender roles. In my reflection, I briefly explained how experiences can be a crucial factor in killing the gender roles.
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Using the infamous Political Compass Test, I was able to confirm my stance towards economic conservatism (centre to centre-right) and social libertarianism (centre-left). Further, I discussed why my ideologies lean that way – and what I see in our politics.
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In this exercise, I was able to determine the strength of my spirituality and purpose in life using the Spiritual Intelligence Inventory. I reflect on what it means to be aware in life.
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