Welcome to a new kind of personality quiz – the Situational Quiz. Today will reveal what your Reactions say about you. This is different than the Theme Quizzes in a number of points, but mainly the variants are no longer images, but words. Our subconscious reacts differently to these elements.
The principle is pretty much the same as with the previous quizzes. You are required to read the question, then make your decision within the first 5 seconds after your brain has registered what each choice means. Do NOT read the interpretations until you’ve made your choice, and please be purely honest. And most of all, enjoy!
QUESTION:
When faced with a false accusation, which of these Reactions feel more natural to you as you read them?
- Cry; 2. Yell; 3. Demand; 4. Ask; 5. Coerce.
INTERPRETATIONS:
- Cry – you’re sensitive and sometimes vulnerable; you’re kind-hearted and empathic at the cost of your defenses; you’re soft and easy to hurt, but not necessarily easy to sway from your purposes.
- Yell – you can sense people’s intentions; you have a sharp sense of justice, and you go as mad over intention as you do over words or actions; you can make an impression and often get your own.
- Demand – you know when to be firm and your attitude rarely allows too bold behavior; you may have a feeling of entitlement; you’re straight-forward and people naturally respect you.
- Ask – you have special respect for your fellow humans, for their choices and freedoms, which makes you particularly liked; however, you may also be a good influencer, which means you can be manipulative.
- Coerce – you’re a hard person, and you have some experience with getting your way; sometimes the goal justifies the means, and you don’t shy away from darker methods; there’s secret to you, and maybe danger.
Enjoyed this quiz? Plenty more where it came from. Check out the other quizzes in the Quizzes section on this site, and please share your feelings in a comment. I’m always happy to read from you.
ANNOUNCEMENT: A New Year has begun, and a new year means NEW STORIES. Hyperion, Saphira and Lila (available here) have opened the road for “The Marquis” – once a victim, now a killer pursuing an epic revenge, and “The Serpent God” – in which the woman who loved Hyperion and was loved by him in return is contacted to find him and unlock his secret, the secret of the Serpent God, and the meaning behind the title. Stay tuned for suspenseful entertainment starting this Tuesday and, most of all, enjoy!
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I have to say #1
Ask sometimes yell (at the extinct point )
#4. I ask.
Of course if the answer is not to my liking, then I act the way Raymond Red Reddington does on the TV show The Blacklist.
Hehe. I don’t know Reddington that well, but I imagine you can prove a great combination of finesse and viciousness. Classy and refined like Lecter 🙂
It’s interesting that you should mention Lecter, Ana. 😀
When I first created the character of Renfield R. Renfield, I imagined him as a combination of Dr. Hannibal Lecter and the CIA agent played by Johnny Depp in the movie Once Upon A Time In Mexico.
I would always ask. 🙂 You’ve got a pretty comprehensive description of someone who would ask questions when being falsely accused. It’s spot on. I can be manipulative when I need to be. >.<
Sometimes we are left with no other choice but manipulation when people try to use our soft natures to get us into trouble, isn’t it? 🙂
Oh yes! People with soft natures often attract the vicious vampire types. >.<
You’re so right!
I ask. I like to get the story and context correct before any further action is necessary.
And if the answer doesn’t please you, there goes the Fire Wolf 🙂
I am classically trained to respond to false accusations according to the intent. If it’s a misunderstanding, I’ll ask for clarification. If someone has an aggressive opinion, I’ll demand they justify their words with facts and proof. If the accusation is malicious and intends to harm me, that person will know no peace for the rest of their very short life. I’ll attack swiftly and from many angles and avenues keeping them off balance mentally and physically. Fear for themselves and their own survival will help them change their mind and concentrate on other important things, like minding their own business. Muwaaa haaaa haaaa, The Wraith lives! Otherwise, I’m totally a nice guy. 😀
Oh! And I can’t wait to see how Hyperion leads our heroine’s to the Serpent God.
I love it when I get a glimpse of your wriath like this dear muse, it inspires me so much for my Hyperion and his next adventures. But the first answer is Ask, I gather, which means that you’re balanced and actually do trust people’s good nature until proof of the opposite, which makes you well-liked and with good reason 🙂
Yes, my default is always to act a gentleman until my wraith is actually necessary.