Evaluation

When I am asked where I want to go to eat, I usually:
1. Insist on going to my favorite place
2. Decide where I’d like to go and suggest it
3. Say it doesn’t matter
When asking someone for a favor, I feel it is best to:
1. Feel free to ask without any expectations
2. Insist that others do whatever I need
3. Ask only if it’s absolutely necessary
I think the best way to handle a put-down is to:
1. Ignore it and pretend not to have noticed
2. Tell the person how I feel about it
3. Retaliate and give it right back
When someone cuts in line in front of me, I usually:
1. Say nothing to them
2. Tell them I don’t want them to cut in line in front of me
3. Demand that they move to the back of the line
If I want better service at a restaurant than I am getting, I am likely to:
1. Gripe about the service to myself but say nothing to anyone else
2. Be sarcastic to the waiter and not leave a tip
3. Ask for whatever service I need
When someone interrupts me in the middle of a sentence, I tend to:
1. Ask them to wait a moment until I finish
2. Wait until I get another chance to finish what I was saying
3. Tell them they’re rude to interrupt me
In giving my opinions, I feel it is best to:
1. Present my opinions in an absolute way so that they can’t be questioned
2. Say that I may be wrong, but that I think “so and so”
3. State my opinions without focusing on whether on whether they are seen as wrong
If I want to leave a party when no one else has left, I am likely to:
1. Try to break up the party
2. Go ahead and leave when I want to
3. Stay until someone else leaves first
If I want something very badly, I am likely to:
1. Hint at what I want and hope to get it
2. Ask for it in a very direct way
3. Insist that I get it
When a friend asks me to do a favor that creates a problem for me, I usually:
1. Pretend it’s no problem and go ahead and do it
2. Tell them I refuse to be taken advantage of
3. Acknowledge the problem it creates and explore alternatives

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