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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Disagreeing with a statement of personality test

Hello!

I want to understand a question from a personality test. When the statement is:"Rarely get depressed" or "Seldom get lost in thought." if I disagree that means that I OFTEN get depressed/lost in thoughts or that I DON'T usually get depressed/lost in thoughts. It seems like it has two meanings if you disagree(English is not my native language).

Thanks!

  

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anonymous Rarely get depressed The more you get depressed, the more you disagree. The less you get depressed, the more you agree. anonymous Seldom get lost in thought The more you get lost in thought, the more you disagree.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Rarely get depressed The more you get depressed, the more you disagree.
  • The less you get depressed, the more you agree.
  • anonymous Seldom get lost in thought The more you get lost in thought, the more you disagree.
  • The less you get lost in thought, the more you agree.
  • CJ
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anonymousRarely get depressed

The more you get depressed, the more you disagree.
The less you get depressed, the more you agree.

anonymousSeldom get lost in thought

The more you get lost in thought, the more you disagree.
The less you get lost in thought, the more you agree.

CJ

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