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chlov
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04 Aug 2013, 7:22 am

http://www.queendom.com/tests/take_test ... gTest=1123

This is the only accurate test for depression I found.
All the others were too short, unaccurate and generic.

My results:

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As I thought, no depression.



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04 Aug 2013, 7:40 am

Strengths

· You experience few or no symptoms of depression
· You have a self-protective tendency to notice the positive rather than the negative things that go on around you
· You do not worry much about what others will think when things go wrong in your life

Areas of Potential Concern

· Your thinking style, attitudes, and personality likely leave you somewhat vulnerable to depression
· You are sometimes hard on yourself when your goals are not met
· You sometimes over-think issues in your life
· You sometimes attribute failures and setbacks to permanent, uncontrollable factors
· You sometimes blame yourself when you experience failures and setbacks

Areas of Concern

· You often blow negative experiences out of proportion
· You have an inflexible mindset and often have trouble adjusting when things do not turn out as expected



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04 Aug 2013, 7:43 am

I also wanted to post the link to another test (that has nothing to do with depression) about multiple intelligences and learning styles: http://www.queendom.com/tests/take_test ... gTest=3104

Enough accurate IMO.


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04 Aug 2013, 7:55 am

Dominant Intelligence Types

· Intrapersonal

Influencing Intelligence Types

· Linguistic
· Visual-Spatial
· Naturalistic

Least Developed Intelligence Types

· Bodily-Kinesthetic
· Logical-Mathematical
· Musical
· Interpersonal



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04 Aug 2013, 7:57 am

This page says what the different types mean.

http://hmt.myweb.uga.edu/webwrite/mioverview.htm



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04 Aug 2013, 8:12 am

Quote:
Strengths

· You experience few or no symptoms of depression
· Your thinking style, attitudes, and personality likely do not leave you vulnerable to depression
· You are able to get your mind off problems in your life and do not over-think issues you experience
· You have a self-protective tendency to notice the positive rather than the negative things that go on around you
· You do not worry much about what others will think when things go wrong in your life
· You have a flexible mindset and are able to adjust when things do not turn out as expected

Areas of Potential Concern

· You are sometimes hard on yourself when your goals are not met
· You sometimes attribute failures and setbacks to permanent, uncontrollable factors
· You sometimes blame yourself when you experience failures and setbacks
· You sometimes blow negative experiences out of proportion


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Dominant Intelligence Types

· Linguistic
· Visual-Spatial
· Musical
· Intrapersonal

Influencing Intelligence Types

· Logical-Mathematical
· Naturalistic

Least Developed Intelligence Types

· Bodily-Kinesthetic
· Interpersonal


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04 Aug 2013, 8:52 am

Dominant Intelligence Types


· Logical-Mathematical

· Linguistic

· Visual-Spatial

· Musical

· Intrapersonal

Influencing Intelligence Types


· Bodily-Kinesthetic

· Naturalistic

Least Developed Intelligence Types


· Interpersonal



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04 Aug 2013, 9:07 am

Depression Test wrote:
Strengths

· You have a self-protective tendency to notice the positive rather than the negative things that go on around you
· You have a flexible mindset and are able to adjust when things do not turn out as expected

Areas of Potential Concern

· You experience some symptoms of depression
· Your thinking style, attitudes, and personality likely leave you somewhat vulnerable to depression
· You sometimes worry about what others will think when things go wrong in your life

Areas of Concern

· You are often hard on yourself when your goals are not met
· You often over-think issues in your life
· You often attribute failures and setbacks to permanent, uncontrollable factors
· You often blame yourself when you experience failures and setbacks
· You often blow negative experiences out of proportion

I usually notice the negative rather than the positive things and I believe that I have more than just some syptoms of depression, but excluding that, the results were accurate.

Dominant Intelligence Types wrote:
Dominant Intelligence Types

· Logical-Mathematical
· Linguistic
· Visual-Spatial
· Musical
· Intrapersonal
· Naturalistic

Influencing Intelligence Types

· Bodily-Kinesthetic

Least Developed Intelligence Types

· Interpersonal

This one was a little more accurate.


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04 Aug 2013, 10:21 am

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Dominant Intelligence Types

· Logical-Mathematical
· Linguistic
· Musical
· Intrapersonal

Influencing Intelligence Types

· Naturalistic

Least Developed Intelligence Types

· Bodily-Kinesthetic
· Visual-Spatial
· Interpersonal



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Strengths

· You experience few or no symptoms of depression
· Your thinking style, attitudes, and personality likely do not leave you vulnerable to depression
· You tend to attribute failures and setbacks to temporary, controllable factors
· You rarely blame yourself when you experience failures and setbacks
· You have a self-protective tendency to notice the positive rather than the negative things that go on around you
· You do not blow negative experiences out of proportion
· You have a flexible mindset and are able to adjust when things do not turn out as expected

Areas of Potential Concern

· You are sometimes hard on yourself when your goals are not met
· You sometimes over-think issues in your life
· You sometimes worry about what others will think when things go wrong in your life

Areas of Concern

· No limitations detected


Interesting. One month ago I'd have done much worse on the depression one though


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04 Aug 2013, 10:58 am

Strengths

· You experience few or no symptoms of depression
· You do not worry much about what others will think when things go wrong in your life

Areas of Potential Concern

· Your thinking style, attitudes, and personality likely leave you somewhat vulnerable to depression
· You sometimes over-think issues in your life
· You sometimes attribute failures and setbacks to permanent, uncontrollable factors
· You sometimes blame yourself when you experience failures and setbacks
· You sometimes focus in on the positive but may at times also notice the negative things around you
· You sometimes blow negative experiences out of proportion

Areas of Concern

· You are often hard on yourself when your goals are not met
· You have an inflexible mindset and often have trouble adjusting when things do not turn out as expected

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the learning styles test said basically that I have no category :oops: