Do You Really Want To Be Fat Or Thin?

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Do You Really Want To Be Fat Or Thin? - Quiz

Are you a person who can lose weight and successfully keep it off? Take this exciting quiz and find out do you really want to be fat or thin. When you answer these questions, be honest with yourself! For example, there may have been one time in the last month that you couldn't find a close parking space, but if you generally park as close as you can, then answer "Always, most of the time." At the end of the test, you can see what your responses mean.

Questions and Answers

1.

Getting on a scale is how you know if you've gained two or three pounds.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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2.

If the food is there you will eat it.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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3.

You resent people who you think are "naturally" thin.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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4.

You have food someplace other than the kitchen (car, desk, purse, etc.).
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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5.

The words "one" and "little" are a big part of your spoken or unspoken vocabulary: One "little" bite. One "little" XYZ food. One "little" snack…
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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6.

You clean your plate or get seconds.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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7.

Thinking about how full you feel when you eat, on a scale of 1 to 10, you generally stop eating at a 9 or 10, not 6 or 7.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
8.

You have difficulty missing a meal, and if you do, you feel you have negative physical symptoms.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
9.

You want to eat for every emotion - when you're upset, depressed, feeling sad, or happy, excited…
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
10.

You read about food, look for recipes, experiment with different ways of cooking – food is an "experience", one that you enjoy very much.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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11.

You conveniently don't keep track of or are not honest with yourself about how much you are eating in a day.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
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12.

Outside of work (9 hours) and sleep (8 hours), you spend five or more hours per day sitting or being sedentary.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
13.

If you're trying to figure something out, are bored, or have a problem you need to work out, you think about eating before you put your mind to it.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
14.

You look for shortcuts when walking (elevators, park close, etc.).
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:
15.

You plan ahead with your eating - when, where, what, etc. so you're sure not to be hungry.
- A.
  
  Rarely or never
- B.
  
  Sometimes or occasionally
- C.
  
  Often or many times
- D.
  
  Always or most of the time
Rate this question:

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Do You Really Want To Be Fat Or Thin?

Getting on a scale is how you know if you've gained two or three pounds.

If the food is there you will eat it.

You resent people who you think are "naturally" thin.

You have food someplace other than the kitchen (car, desk, purse, etc.).

The words "one" and "little" are a big part of your spoken or unspoken vocabulary: One "little" bite. One "little" XYZ food. One "little" snack…

You clean your plate or get seconds.

Thinking about how full you feel when you eat, on a scale of 1 to 10, you generally stop eating at a 9 or 10, not 6 or 7.

You have difficulty missing a meal, and if you do, you feel you have negative physical symptoms.

You want to eat for every emotion - when you're upset, depressed, feeling sad, or happy, excited…

You read about food, look for recipes, experiment with different ways of cooking – food is an "experience", one that you enjoy very much.

You conveniently don't keep track of or are not honest with yourself about how much you are eating in a day.

Outside of work (9 hours) and sleep (8 hours), you spend five or more hours per day sitting or being sedentary.

If you're trying to figure something out, are bored, or have a problem you need to work out, you think about eating before you put your mind to it.

You look for shortcuts when walking (elevators, park close, etc.).

You plan ahead with your eating - when, where, what, etc. so you're sure not to be hungry.