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1. You seen an outfit that looks great on the display window and decide to try it on. When the curtain draws back the sales assistant peeks in to marvel. “Wow, that look great on you!” How do you respond?
A. Give a straight account of your opinion: “you’ve got to be kidding. This looks terrible on me.”
B. Point out the specific reasons you don’t like the outfit: “The collar is too wide and I don’t like the way the sleeves bunch up at the cuffs.”
C. Disregard the comment: “Thanks, but I think I’ll look around a little bit more.”
D. Accept the compliment and say: “Do you really think so? All right, I guess I’ll take it.”
B. Point out the specific reasons you don’t like the outfit: “The collar is too wide and I don’t like the way the sleeves bunch up at the cuffs.”
C. Disregard the comment: “Thanks, but I think I’ll look around a little bit more.”
D. Accept the compliment and say: “Do you really think so? All right, I guess I’ll take it.”
Analysis
Your wardrobe is an extension of yourself and people usually use it to highlight their best features. The way you responded to the clerk’s flattery reveals the aspect of your self you esteem most dearly
A. Mirrors don’t lie and your greatest pride is in your appearance. You won’t let some sales clerk in search of commission spoil the look you’ve worked so hard to achieve.
B. You may not look perfect all the time but you refuse to be made into a fool. You know the power of your mind to perceive the world clearly and you will not be lied to. Your personal style is refined and sensible keen to powers of discrimination.
C. You know that you are your own person and that your existence is unique. You go your own way and let others think, say, and do as they please.
D. You have yet to locate a sense of pride in yourself. Take time to be honest with yourself and not let other deceive you.
B. You may not look perfect all the time but you refuse to be made into a fool. You know the power of your mind to perceive the world clearly and you will not be lied to. Your personal style is refined and sensible keen to powers of discrimination.
C. You know that you are your own person and that your existence is unique. You go your own way and let others think, say, and do as they please.
D. You have yet to locate a sense of pride in yourself. Take time to be honest with yourself and not let other deceive you.
About Kokology
“Kokology” comes from the Japanese word kokoro which means “the mind.” Created by Tadahiko Nagao and Isamu Saito, Kokology books consist of hypothetical situations to reveal psychological aspects of yourself. They’re actually really interesting and fun so
