Collections of these Japanese tests were created by university professors Tadahiko Nagao and Isamu Saito, and they immediately became bestsellers. The main focus is on the analysis of human psychology using the theories of Freud and Jung, and the tests themselves reveal a person’s unconscious attitude to sex, family, love, work and other aspects of everyday life. In fact, this is a game of self-knowledge, with which you can get an idea of yourself. Let's start
The situation "taken by surprise by a powerful downpour"
Not everything in life is predictable. We are constantly confronted with surprises and unforeseen situations for which we are actually unprepared. So, you are in the city and walking along the street when a heavy rain suddenly begins. Even if you rush off to the nearest reliable shelter, run to him for at least five minutes. Which of the four actions do you choose?
1. I would find a tree, a canopy, a visor, a stop and wait out there a downpour.
2. I have no idea how long this heavy rain will last, so I will quickly run in the direction where I was going before the rain.
3. I would look around: maybe there will be a kind person with an umbrella nearby who will help me, or I will see a store where I can buy an umbrella myself.
4. I always have a folding umbrella with me in my bag, since I never go anywhere without it. He really helps me out during a sudden downpour.
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The key to the situation:
Sudden heavy rain always symbolizes unforeseen and uncontrolled events in life. In particular, your answer shows how you tend to respond to conflicts and quarrels that arise between you and your loved ones.
I would find a tree, a canopy, a visor, a stop and wait out there rain.
You always wait until your opponent speaks out and cools down, and only then do you begin to resolve disputes. You prefer to allow the person to express in the fervor everything that he thinks, and then, when he is exhausted, you gently crush him with counterarguments. Who knows, maybe this is a very reasonable approach, but there is something very insidious in it.
I have no idea how long this heavy rain will last, so I will quickly run in the direction where I was going before the rain.
You do not care at all about the end result of any conflict or quarrel, because you try to insist solely on your point of view. You are completely sure that you are right - no options! The concept of compromise does not fit into your tactics. If your opponent is furious and spits poisonous saliva, you do the same.
I would look around: maybe there will be a kind person with an umbrella nearby who will help me, or I will see a store where I can buy an umbrella myself.
You do not accept any conflicts and confrontations, therefore, you try to soften the situation, defuse the situation and cool your hot heads when a fierce debate begins. Alas, sometimes this approach only complicates everything. From time to time you need not to give in and not be a peacemaker for everyone, but to express your opinion and be able to stand up for yourself.
I always have a folding umbrella with me in my bag, since I never go anywhere without it. He really helps me out during a sudden downpour.
You always have the answer to any accusation or rebuke against you, as well as excellent excuses and excuses for all your mistakes and mistakes. A dispute or conflict is a great chance for you to train your skills of participating in a heated debate and try to put your opponent on both shoulder blades, but from the outside you sometimes seem to be an unprincipled, insincere and slippery person. But, of course, you probably have a convincing explanation for this too.
