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High Social Motivation

High Social Motivation (HSM) means that you value the place you hold in the opinion of other people and work hard to maintain it. You may tend to seek out luxury items and other signs and symbols of social standing. Other people may think of you as someone with excellent taste, always in the know concerning what is "good, and acceptable, and perfect." Friends may come to you for advice on decorating or clothing styles. Other people who are anxious to "fit in" may seek you out as a special friend. You are about as confident and self-assured a person as is ranked in this quiz.

High Sensation Seeking

High Sensation Seeking (HSS) means that you really enjoy high energy, thrill-seeking kinds of activities. You seldom follow the crowd, instead often taking the road less traveled. Your idea of a good time is a thrilling emotional experience that challenges you to the max. Because you seek out high energy experiences, other people probably think of you as a risk-taker. The people in your life most probably admire you as an avant-guard, leading edge kind if individual who is likely to be tuned into new trends ahead of the curve. People are drawn to your adventurous spirit.

Extraverted Personality Style

Extraverted Personality Style (EPS) means that your preferred role in life is "life of the party." You actively seek out other people, and are at your best in social situations where you can meet new people and bring other people together. People who know you are drawn to the way you are able to always seem interested in other people (and you genuinely are interested). In that way, you are probably the ultimate "people person."

Low Sensation Seeking

Low Sensation Seeking (LSS) means that you don't feel the need for high energy, thrill-seeking kinds of activities. Your values are more natural. A simple pleasant day in the summer is a wonderful experience for you. Because don't have a need to seek out high energy experiences, other people probably think of you as a natural down-to-earth person. The people in your life most probably find you a slow and steady friend, dependable in every way, both when life is good and when life is difficult. People are drawn to your genuineness of spirit.

Low Reward Driven

Low Reward Driven (LRD) means that you are more motivated by personal enjoyment and outright fun activities, than by any outer rewards. In other words, a high level of personal enjoyment is far important to you than simply "winning." People who know you may admire the way you seem to be able take pleasure in life, to "stop and smell the roses." Outer rewards such as money, higher standing, or first place ribbons take a back seat. You're the person in the crowd who is most likely to say, "But are we having fun yet?"

Low Social Motivation

Low Social Motivation (LSM) means that you go your own way and with your own feelings, rather than placing a great deal of importance on the opinion of other people. You may tend to seek out economy or bargain items, always more concerned about value and practicality rather than status. Other people may think of you as someone who knows the latest consumer reports and where to find a good bargain. You are driven more by your own internal feelings than any exterior motivations. "To Thine Own Self Be True," was written to describe people just like you.

Introverted Personality Style

Introverted Personality Style (IPS) means that your predominant inclination is your own inner thoughts, feelings, and motivations. People who know you may think of you as a deep person in whom "still waters run deep." While you probably tend to stay away from situations that require you to talk with people you have never met, you can do it when you want to (although it is always a draining kind of experience). People who know you may say think that you are sometimes difficult to get to know, but the people who get close to you discover you can talk for endless hours about your rich inner world.

High Reward Driven

High Reward Driven (HRD) means that you are a highly motivated person who actively seeks to work the hardest and earn the best. Some people might think of you as a "Type A" personality: someone who takes charge of a situation, someone who is firm in their convictions about what it takes to do it right, and above all someone who is committed to winning. And the motivating factor here is the reward: whether its money, higher standing, or first place. People who know you probably think of you as quite professional, solid, and a high-performance person.