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although even in this matter, if you think about it, it's debatable. In my life, I've attended a relatively small number of parties. Among them, several were my birthdays, where I interact a little with all the guests (and even then, very little; the guests talk much more among themselves). The rest were a few rather dull school "discos" and "New Year's parties." Graduation falls into the same category. There, I hardly interact with anyone; people interact with me, and even then, rarely. Also, all these "acquaintances" of mine chat with everyone, so they don't spend much time with me either.
http://www.socionika.info/test.html Here, it would be better not to place the options randomly, but to choose which of the two columns, with the same color, you find more appealing.
On the left, in the column labeled "sociability," opposite is "concentration." More fails! Why must a sociable person necessarily be unfocused, and a focused person be unsociable? I, for example, am neither.
http://www.tests-tests.com/keirsey.php?qnum=1 This test, although accurate, is quite tedious, as it requires answering 70 questions. I would recommend this one: http://www.socionika.info/test.html However, it's best not to answer randomly, but rather choose which of the two columns in the same color you find more appealing.
You provided a different test than the one that Mold spoke about.
Okay test, what else. Though, due to people like Volke, accuracy suffers.
On the left, in the "sociability" column, opposite is "concentration." Again, fails! Why must a sociable person necessarily be absent-minded, and a concentrated person be unsociable? I, for example, am neither.
One of the two prevails. If you want, I'll answer for you - concentration ("silence").
I'll continue playing, and I'm sure I'll encounter questions that don't have the answers I need in the list.
For this, you need to place two fingers on each temple and massage them if the thought process doesn't start easily. You need to choose the answer that is CLOSER to you.
Your sociotype: sensoric-ethical introvert - "Duma"
Sociotype of your dual: intuitive-logical extrovert - "Don Quixote"
Added 3 minutes later Lizard correctly pointed out the middle ground. Also, silence does not equal concentration. I am absent-minded and inattentive. But I know many people who are more focused, concentrated, and quite sociable.
Lol, I can discuss many things. For example, the latest news or something else, but not in great detail, as I am not an expert. I can discuss space exploration, medicine, or something else. Also, if I went to a museum, we could discuss what I saw there and debate about it.
The point isn't in the topics, Ar, and I don't think your conversational partner will appreciate it if you constantly argue with them. Topics eventually run out. The key to "wit" implies communicating based on the situation. For example, you're walking down the street with a girl and you see a bus with a sushi advertisement. You can ask if she likes sushi, and then, perhaps, the conversation will turn to Japan, from Japan to earthquakes, and so on. In other words, the conversation is structured like a tree grows – a trunk grows, branches grow from it, more branches grow from those branches, and so on, branching out to form a crown. Thus, your conversational path goes from the trunk to the thinnest twig, and the entire crown with thousands of twigs represents your conversational possibilities. And, of course, in addition to using a logical chain, the emotional and personal aspect is important, as is non-verbal communication. In any mutual conversation, you always have to touch upon the personality of the conversational partner and their reaction. And based on their reaction, you should adjust your own. Well, I wrote it a bit complicated. In reality, you just need to show wit and be cheerful. :)
Amko
