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You see a friend looking sad. What's your reaction?

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Ask them what's wrong and offer a listening ear.

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Assume they want space and wait for them to approach you.

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Carry on with your own business; their emotions are their own.

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You come across a homeless person on the street. Your reaction?

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Feel compelled to help, possibly by offering food or spare change.

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Ignore them completely; it's not your responsibility.

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How often do you try to understand situations from another person's point of view?

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Always – it helps in understanding their emotions and actions.

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Sometimes – if it's relevant to the situation.

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Rarely – your perspective is what matters most.

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1. You arrive at a party and notice two people, a man and a woman, wearing the exact same sweater as you. How would you react?
-I'd be upset and leave the party.
-I would smile to myself.
-I would walk up to both people and laugh about it with them.

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2. You think you recognize a friend in a crowded room. You get the person's attention and then hurry over to him/her, but when you get there, you discover you made a mistake and the person is a total stranger. How would you react?
-I'd be slightly amused and smile to myself.
- I'd be totally embarrassed, not amused.
- I'd laugh at myself.

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3. Which type of TV shows entertain you the most?
-Cartoons
-Sitcoms
- Dramas

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A close friend tells you a secret that could potentially harm another friend. What's your response?

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Share the secret with others, because it's interesting gossip.

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Keep the secret to yourself, but subtly drop hints to others without revealing the full details.

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Confront your close friend and encourage them to come clean to the person who might be harmed.

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Respect your friend's trust and keep the secret confidential

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You are working on a group project, and one team member is struggling to contribute. What do you do?

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Ignore their struggles and let them deal with it on their own.

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Complain about their lack of contribution to other team members.

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Offer to help and provide guidance to the struggling team member.

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Work closely with them, offering to find ways to integrate their ideas into the project

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You accidentally find a lost wallet on the street. What do you do?

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Keep the money, but try to find the owner and return the wallet.

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Return the wallet with all the money and contents intact to the nearest authority or police station.

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Immediately search for the owner and return the wallet, including the money, personally.

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You notice a mistake in your favor on a bill at a restaurant. How do you handle it?

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Keep quiet and pay the bill, enjoying the extra benefit.

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Point out the mistake if asked, but remain silent otherwise.

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Mention the mistake to the waiter and pay the corrected amount.

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Inform the waiter about the mistake and pay the accurate amount, even if they hadn't noticed

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A co-worker is being unfairly blamed for a mistake you made. What's your course of action?

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Let them take the blame; it's not your responsibility.

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Stay neutral and avoid getting involved.

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Speak up and share the truth about the mistake and your responsibility.

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Take full responsibility for the mistake and defend your co-worker, explaining the mix-up honestly.

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4. Which of the following words of wisdom do you find the funniest?
- "Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won't expect it back." - Oscar Wilde
-"Always and never are two words you should always remember never to use." - Wendell Johnson
- "Somedays you're the pigeon, somedays you're the statue." - J. Andrew Taylor

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For each A answer, assign 1 point.
For each B answer, assign 2 points.
For each C answer, assign 3 points.

For each D answer, assign 4 points.

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5-10 points: Your trustworthiness might need some improvement.

11-15 points: You are somewhat trustworthy, but there's room for growth.

16-20 points: You are fairly trustworthy and value honesty.

21-25 points: You are highly trustworthy and consistently prioritize honesty and integrity.

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Your co-worker made a mistake that affects a project. Your response?

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Offer assistance to help fix the mistake and reassure them that it happens to everyone.

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Mention the mistake but don't offer help unless they ask.

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Point out the error and let them deal with the consequences.

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For questions 1, 2, 3, and 4: Give yourself 2 points for each "a" response, 1 point for each "b" response, and 0 points for each "c" response.

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8 points: You're highly sympathetic and empathetic, valuing emotional connections and understanding.

4-6 points: You have moderate sympathy and empathy, showing concern in some situations.

0-3 points: You tend to be less sympathetic, focusing more on your own perspective.

Remember, this quiz is for fun and self-reflection, not a professional assessment. Your level of sympathy can vary based on context and personal experiences.