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Personality Quest 7*7*7

Instructions

How to Keep Score

On a clean page in your notebook, write "A" on one line, "B" on another line and "C" on another line. Draw lines vertically to separate the three sections of the Personality Quest 7*7*7 and label the sections (the columns) "1", "2", and "3". You will have a grid with 9 areas. Use this grid to keep track of points within the A, B, and C categories to get a score for each section of the Personality Quest 7*7*7.

After using the Personality Quest 7*7*7 to determine which personality type is dominant, please use the contact form to tell the experts at Golden Altai, so they will be able to give you some advice based on that knowledge. You can do this whether you used all 3 quests, or only 1 of them, or even if you already know your child's personality type, and/or your own personality type, without using the Personality Quest 7*7*7.

The Personality Quest 7*7*7

Section One: SELF-QUEST

For adults and mature children who are capable of answering these questions for themselves.

Answer these 7 questions for yourself. Give 3 points for your number one answer, 2 points for second place, and 1 point for last place.

1) I am most proud of my achievements in:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

2) I am most concerned about improving my abilities in:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

3) I am most comfortable with people who like to talk about:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

4) I most enjoy my experiences in:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

5) I believe that my strongest abilities are in:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

6) Other people are most favorably impressed by my abilities in:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

7) Most of my time is spent working on:

[A] Sports

[B] Relationships

[C] Learning

Scoring the SELF-QUEST

Add up the points in each category to score this section: A=[ ], B=[ ], C=[ ]. This score indicates the relative strengths of the three areas of personality (A=Physical, B=Emotional, C=Intellectual).

Section Two: OPEN-QUEST

Ask these 7 questions to your child, your mate, yourself, or another person whom you wish to understand better. (If a child is unable to understand and answer, you may need to find other ways of asking or detecting the answers.)

List the answers in the order given by the answerer. Analyze whether each answer fits into the Physical, Emotional or Intellectual area. Weight the answers with 5 points for the first answer given for each question, 3 points for each of the next 3 answers, and 1 point each for all the rest.

[A] Physical

[B] Emotional

[C] Intellectual

1) What makes you feel good?

2) What do you like to do?

3) What TV shows do you like to watch?

4) What is most important to you?

5) What makes you get excited?

6) What things are interesting to you?

7) What do you want to be better at?

Scoring the OPEN-QUEST

Add up the points in each category to score this section: A=[ ], B=[ ], C=[ ]. This score will show the relative strengths of the three areas of personality (A=Physical, B=Emotional, C=Intellectual).

Section Three: OBSERVATION-QUEST

Answer these 7 questions according to what you observe about your child, your mate, yourself, or another person you wish to understand better. Give 3 points for your number one answer, 2 points for second place, and 1 point for last place.

1) When self-directed, is this person most often

[A] physically active

[B] quiet and moody

[C] investigating new things?

2) When meeting new people who are larger or older, is this person most often

[A] very cautious

[B] friendly

[C] asking questions?

3) When meeting new people who are smaller or younger, is this person most often

[A] aggressive

[B] kind and helpful

[C] informative?

4) When playing with others, is this person most often

[A] physically active

[B] emotional

[C] problem solving?

5) Does this person prefer

[A] playing sports

[B] playing house

[C] learning new things?

6) With pets, does this person most often

[A] play actively

[B] cuddle and hug

[C] observe and learn?

7) When watching movies or TV shows does this person prefer

[A] action adventures or sports

[B] feel-good stories or romance

[C] science fiction or educational shows?

Scoring the OBSERVATION-QUEST

Add up the points in each category to score this section: A=[ ], B=[ ], C=[ ]. This score will show the relative strengths of the three areas of personality (A=physical, B=emotional, C=Intellectual).

Conclusion

After using the Personality Quest 7*7*7 to determine which personality type is dominant, please use the contact form to tell the experts at Golden Altai, so they will be able to give you some advice based on that knowledge. You can do this whether you used all 3 quests, or only 1 of them, or even if you already know the personality type without using the Personality Quest 7*7*7.

Most people will score significantly higher in one personality area than in the other two. Some will score high in two areas, and low in the other one. A few individuals will score either high or low in all three.

These scores show an indication of a person's personality type.

Scores on the Personality Quest 7*7*7, or any test, should be used only as a guide for more learning and NOT for giving negative labels.

Understanding is the goal. Labeling people can get in the way of understanding them.

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