Tests 1 April 201418 February 2022 Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsApp What does friendship mean to you? By Psychologies Personality Test Question 1/10 A colleague is getting married. Everyone in the office but you has received an invitation. You would rather: All questions are required A Worry that they are angry with you B Suspect it is an oversight and ask them directly C Not let on to anyone that you havenโt been invited and make plans for that weekend D Are upset that they would deliberately snub you like this Next question Question 2/10 Your partner comes home from work sullen and short tempered. You: All questions are required A Try to placate them B Ask them if there is something they would like to talk about C Get out of the house and leave them to stew D Are cross that they are picking on you Previous Next question Question 3/10 A friend leaves you standing alone at a party where you donโt know anyone. You: All questions are required A Feel bad that they donโt want to spend time with you B Find someone to talk to C Are perfectly happy on your own, even if they are being selfish D Are furious that they would abandon you like that Previous Next question Question 4/10 Your partner is out late. You try to ring, but the mobile goes straight to voicemail. You: All questions are required A Leave a string of increasingly desperate messages B Assume that their mobile is out of range, otherwise they would have called C Go to sleep and resolve to stay out late every night next week D Wait up to tell them off for leaving you stuck at home Previous Next question Question 5/10 You lose your job. You: All questions are required A Ask your partner if they will still love and respect you B Turn to your nearest and dearest for comfort C Keep it to yourself for a few days before you announce a career change D Accuse others of being partly to blame Previous Next question Question 6/10 A friend confides that they are having problems at home. You: All questions are required A Offer advice on how they can save their marriage B Reassure them that you are always there when needed C Give them space to work it out D Invite them to move in with you Previous Next question Question 7/10 You sometimes think your bossโฆ All questions are required A Doesnโt like you B Struggles like everybody else C Canโt be trusted D Doesnโt appreciate you Previous Next question Question 8/10 A friend wins a trip for two to a spa and invites someone else. You: All questions are required A Worry they donโt like you as much and try harder B Hope they have a great time C Really wouldnโt fancy it anyway D Say nothing, but are frosty with them Previous Next question Question 9/10 Your partnerโs work requires them to travel for three weeks. You: All questions are required A Sulk about it for weeks in advance B Tell them you will miss them, but they should make the most of it C Back off from the relationship and focus on work D Complain that they will probably enjoy the time apart Previous Next question Question 10/10 Someone gives you an unexpected gift. You think: All questions are required A They must really like me B How kind of them C What do they want? D Theyโve got a guilty conscience. What have they done that they are trying to make up for? Previous Finish test Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsApp
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