When makingdecisions, youfocus more on howthe affected peoplemight feel than onwhat is more logicalor efficientYou usually feelmore persuadedby what resonatesemotionally withyou than by factualargumentsYou would lovea job thatrequires you towork alonemost of thetimeYou enjoyexperimentingwith new anduntestedapproachesYou believe thatponderingabstractphilosophicalquestions is awaste of timeYoustrugglewithdeadlinesIn disagreements,you prioritizeproving your pointover preservingthe feelings ofothersYou becomebored or loseinterest whenthe discussiongets highlytheoreticalComplex andnovel ideasexcite you morethan simple andstraightforwardonesYou prefer todo your choresbefore allowingyourself torelaxYou find the ideaof networking orpromotingyourself tostrangers verydauntingYou prioritizebeing sensitiveover beingcompletelyhonestYou are drawnto variousforms ofcreativeexpression,such as writingIf your plans areinterrupted, yourtop priority is toget back ontrack as soon aspossibleWhen facts andfeelings conflict,you usually findyourselffollowing yourheartYou prefer tasksthat require youto come up withcreative solutionsthan followconcrete stepsYour friendswoulddescribe youas lively andoutgoingYou caneasilyconnect withpeople youhave just metYou enjoyparticipatingin team-basedactivitiesYou favorefficiency indecisions, even ifit meansdisregarding someemotional aspectsYou avoidmakingphonecallsYour personalwork style is closerto spontaneousbursts of energythan organizedand consistenteffortsYou completethingsmethodicallywithoutskipping overany stepsYou feelcomfortable justwalking up tosomeone you findinteresting andstriking up aconversationYou find itchallenging tomaintain aconsistent workor studyscheduleWhen makingdecisions, youfocus more on howthe affected peoplemight feel than onwhat is more logicalor efficientYou usually feelmore persuadedby what resonatesemotionally withyou than by factualargumentsYou would lovea job thatrequires you towork alonemost of thetimeYou enjoyexperimentingwith new anduntestedapproachesYou believe thatponderingabstractphilosophicalquestions is awaste of timeYoustrugglewithdeadlinesIn disagreements,you prioritizeproving your pointover preservingthe feelings ofothersYou becomebored or loseinterest whenthe discussiongets highlytheoreticalComplex andnovel ideasexcite you morethan simple andstraightforwardonesYou prefer todo your choresbefore allowingyourself torelaxYou find the ideaof networking orpromotingyourself tostrangers verydauntingYou prioritizebeing sensitiveover beingcompletelyhonestYou are drawnto variousforms ofcreativeexpression,such as writingIf your plans areinterrupted, yourtop priority is toget back ontrack as soon aspossibleWhen facts andfeelings conflict,you usually findyourselffollowing yourheartYou prefer tasksthat require youto come up withcreative solutionsthan followconcrete stepsYour friendswoulddescribe youas lively andoutgoingYou caneasilyconnect withpeople youhave just metYou enjoyparticipatingin team-basedactivitiesYou favorefficiency indecisions, even ifit meansdisregarding someemotional aspectsYou avoidmakingphonecallsYour personalwork style is closerto spontaneousbursts of energythan organizedand consistenteffortsYou completethingsmethodicallywithoutskipping overany stepsYou feelcomfortable justwalking up tosomeone you findinteresting andstriking up aconversationYou find itchallenging tomaintain aconsistent workor studyschedule

What's your preferred style? - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-When making decisions, you focus more on how the affected people might feel than on what is more logical or efficient
  2. O-You usually feel more persuaded by what resonates emotionally with you than by factual arguments
  3. O-You would love a job that requires you to work alone most of the time
  4. I-You enjoy experimenting with new and untested approaches
  5. I-You believe that pondering abstract philosophical questions is a waste of time
  6. O-You struggle with deadlines
  7. N-In disagreements, you prioritize proving your point over preserving the feelings of others
  8. I-You become bored or lose interest when the discussion gets highly theoretical
  9. I-Complex and novel ideas excite you more than simple and straightforward ones
  10. G-You prefer to do your chores before allowing yourself to relax
  11. B-You find the idea of networking or promoting yourself to strangers very daunting
  12. N-You prioritize being sensitive over being completely honest
  13. O-You are drawn to various forms of creative expression, such as writing
  14. G-If your plans are interrupted, your top priority is to get back on track as soon as possible
  15. N-When facts and feelings conflict, you usually find yourself following your heart
  16. I-You prefer tasks that require you to come up with creative solutions than follow concrete steps
  17. B-Your friends would describe you as lively and outgoing
  18. O-You can easily connect with people you have just met
  19. B-You enjoy participating in team-based activities
  20. N-You favor efficiency in decisions, even if it means disregarding some emotional aspects
  21. B-You avoid making phone calls
  22. G-Your personal work style is closer to spontaneous bursts of energy than organized and consistent efforts
  23. G-You complete things methodically without skipping over any steps
  24. B-You feel comfortable just walking up to someone you find interesting and striking up a conversation
  25. G-You find it challenging to maintain a consistent work or study schedule