What Sport Corresponds To Your Personality?

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What Sport Corresponds To Your Personality? - Quiz

There are plenty of quizzes out there to tell you which career path to choose based on your personality type. This one applies to sports. Answer 24 questions based on Myers Briggs personality theory to determine which athletic skill set best complements your personality. Find out which sport is a match for you!
*Check out my blog to read more about Myers Briggs personality types and personality theory applied to sports: www. Melissatanner. Blogspot. Com

Questions and Answers

1.

You enjoy maintaining a wide circle of acquaintances, not only on social networks but in person, too.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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2.

You tend to get more caught up in a general idea than in the details of its realization.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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3.

You feel involved with the characters when watching serial sitcoms or dramas.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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4.

You are almost never late for your appointments, practices, or classes.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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5.

You are usually the first to react to a sudden event, such as the telephone ringing or unexpected question.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False
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6.

Strict observance of the established rules is likely to prevent a good outcome.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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7.

You value justice higher than mercy.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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8.

You get pleasure from solitary walks or runs.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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9.

Objective criticism is always useful in any activity.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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10.

The more people with whom you speak about an issue, the better you feel.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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11.

You often contemplate the complexity of life.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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12.

You tend to rely on your experience rather than on theoretical alternatives.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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13.

You prefer meeting in small groups over interaction with lots of people.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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14.

You usually plan your actions in advance.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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15.

You are strongly touched by stories about other peoples' troubles.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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16.

You are inclined to rely more on improvisation than on prior planning.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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17.

As a rule, current preoccupations worry you more than your future plans.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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18.

You often spend time thinking of how things could be improved.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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19.

You usually place yourself nearer to the side than in the center of a room.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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20.

Deadlines seem to you to be of relative, rather than absolute, importance.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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21.

Your desk, workbench, etc. is usually neat and orderly.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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22.

You willingly involve yourself in matters which engage your sympathies.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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23.

It's essential for you to try things with your own hands.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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24.

You rapidly get involved in the social life of a new workplace.
- A.
  
  True.
- B.
  
  False.
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What Sport Corresponds To Your Personality?

You enjoy maintaining a wide circle of acquaintances, not only on social networks but in person, too.

You tend to get more caught up in a general idea than in the details of its realization.

You feel involved with the characters when watching serial sitcoms or dramas.

You are almost never late for your appointments, practices, or classes.

You are usually the first to react to a sudden event, such as the telephone ringing or unexpected question.

Strict observance of the established rules is likely to prevent a good outcome.

You value justice higher than mercy.

You get pleasure from solitary walks or runs.

Objective criticism is always useful in any activity.

The more people with whom you speak about an issue, the better you feel.

You often contemplate the complexity of life.

You tend to rely on your experience rather than on theoretical alternatives.

You prefer meeting in small groups over interaction with lots of people.

You usually plan your actions in advance.

You are strongly touched by stories about other peoples' troubles.

You are inclined to rely more on improvisation than on prior planning.

As a rule, current preoccupations worry you more than your future plans.

You often spend time thinking of how things could be improved.

You usually place yourself nearer to the side than in the center of a room.

Deadlines seem to you to be of relative, rather than absolute, importance.

Your desk, workbench, etc. is usually neat and orderly.

You willingly involve yourself in matters which engage your sympathies.

It's essential for you to try things with your own hands.

You rapidly get involved in the social life of a new workplace.