CockneyRebel
Mick Avory, Sensitive brown-eyed Sweet Pea
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Location: In a quiet and peaceful garden, where gentle Mick Avory-like Sweet Peas grow.
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 Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 4:54 pm Post subject: Are you a conformist or a non conformist? |
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http://www.noanxiety.com/tests/conformism-anticonformism-test.html
Your conformism level is 10%
Nonconformist. Your answers denote a completely non-conformist attitude, which is also really close to an excess. You need to be always different and original, you must distinguish from the mass and think in a different way. Well, be careful because you seems to exaggerate a bit. There's nothing wrong in being similar to other people when the situation asks for it; it could even be a necessity in some cases. Trying to always be different could also produce some negative effects. Virtue stands in the middle, generally. Beside this, the very important thing is not being conformed or not, but being at peace with oneself. Write us if liked this test!
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glider18
Supporting Member
Joined: Nov 09, 2008
Posts: 6700
Location: Ohio
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| Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:59 pm Post subject: survey |
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Your conformism level is 30%
Out of place. If you answered sincerely to our question we can conclude that you are a person that likes to be different; you look for originality and diversity. Is this a good or a bad thing? Well, we don't know it, but we can tell you that sometimes being uniform can be really convenient, even if it rarely fulfills people. Also, being different whatever the cost, probably helps feeling special and better than others, but it surely hides some unsatisfied needs. The important thing is not to be or not to be similar to the mass, but being at peace with oneself. Write us if liked this test!
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AnonymousAnonymous
Is Not A Sociopath
Joined: Nov 24, 2006
Age: 22
Posts: 22543
Location: Portland, Oregon
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Your conformism level is 41%
Originally conformist. You are midway between conformism and nonconformism... If it is true that virtue usually lies somewhere in between, then you can consider yourself a balanced person: quite self-aware and able to decide autonomously when needed, but also ready to follow the crowd if necessary. Your answers would suggest that you don't need to behave differently. In fact, neither you feel the necessity of being different at any cost nor you feel that particular underlying insecurity that leads people to conform in any case. Hoping that our brief and narrow account of your personality matches the truth, we invite you to go on like this! Write us if you enjoyed this test.
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ChrispyBiscuits
Tufted Titmouse
Joined: Apr 25, 2011
Age: 18
Posts: 42
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Your conformism level is 22%
Out of place. If you answered sincerely to our question we can conclude that you are a person that likes to be different; you look for originality and diversity. Is this a good or a bad thing? Well, we don't know it, but we can tell you that sometimes being uniform can be really convenient, even if it rarely fulfills people. Also, being different whatever the cost, probably helps feeling special and better than others, but it surely hides some unsatisfied needs. The important thing is not to be or not to be similar to the mass, but being at peace with oneself. Write us if liked this test! |
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Cogs
Phoenix
Joined: Feb 13, 2012
Age: 21
Posts: 830
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| Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 6:30 am Post subject: |
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| Dont need a test to know Im not a conformist |
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nikki15
Sea Gull
Joined: Jun 15, 2009
Posts: 220
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| Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:46 am Post subject: |
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| My conformist level was 21%. I expected it to be higher. |
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HeadHunter
Emu Egg
Joined: Mar 31, 2012
Posts: 6
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Your conformism level is 6%
Oh no I thought I was a conformist all along 
I guess I just used some of my 6% to take the test. |
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lostgirl1986
There's a party in my head.
Joined: Feb 29, 2012
Age: 26
Posts: 6284
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Conformism / anticonformism test result
Your conformism level is 41%
Originally conformist. You are midway between conformism and nonconformism... If it is true that virtue usually lies somewhere in between, then you can consider yourself a balanced person: quite self-aware and able to decide autonomously when needed, but also ready to follow the crowd if necessary. Your answers would suggest that you don't need to behave differently. In fact, neither you feel the necessity of being different at any cost nor you feel that particular underlying insecurity that leads people to conform in any case. |
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sillyputty
Phoenix
Joined: Nov 28, 2008
Posts: 1593
Location: Colorado
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| Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2012 8:35 pm Post subject: |
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Your conformism level is 23%
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Ettina
Phoenix
Joined: Jan 14, 2011
Age: 23
Posts: 1791
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22%
I thought it would be lower. I think my score was dragged up by the fact that I like having friends, even if I'm not much like them.
Also, I have no idea what my desired career has to do with conformism. |
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SanityTheorist
Wandering Artist
Joined: Feb 14, 2012
Posts: 2096
Location: The Akuma Afterglow
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Your conformism level is 23%
Out of place. If you answered sincerely to our question we can conclude that you are a person that likes to be different; you look for originality and diversity. Is this a good or a bad thing? Well, we don't know it, but we can tell you that sometimes being uniform can be really convenient, even if it rarely fulfills people. Also, being different whatever the cost, probably helps feeling special and better than others, but it surely hides some unsatisfied needs. The important thing is not to be or not to be similar to the mass, but being at peace with oneself. Write us if liked this test!
Pretty accurate. I just don't do anything that would logically outrage others.
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Bun
Bunnymen
Joined: Jan 09, 2012
Posts: 3250
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| Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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| I don't really want to do a test, but I'm a conformist, and I dislike being called a nonconformist. |
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Luci
Phoenix
Joined: Dec 08, 2010
Posts: 663
Location: Another world.
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Your conformism level is 16%
Nonconformist. Your answers denote a completely non-conformist attitude, which is also really close to an excess. You need to be always different and original, you must distinguish from the mass and think in a different way. Well, be careful because you seems to exaggerate a bit. There's nothing wrong in being similar to other people when the situation asks for it; it could even be a necessity in some cases. Trying to always be different could also produce some negative effects. Virtue stands in the middle, generally. Beside this, the very important thing is not being conformed or not, but being at peace with oneself. |
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Who_Am_I
almost human
Joined: Aug 28, 2005
Age: 29
Posts: 10526
Location: My body is in Brisbane and my mind is in the gutter. :D
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| Quote: | Your conformism level is 16%
Nonconformist. Your answers denote a completely non-conformist attitude, which is also really close to an excess. You need to be always different and original, you must distinguish from the mass and think in a different way. Well, be careful because you seems to exaggerate a bit. There's nothing wrong in being similar to other people when the situation asks for it; it could even be a necessity in some cases. Trying to always be different could also produce some negative effects. Virtue stands in the middle, generally. Beside this, the very important thing is not being conformed or not, but being at peace with oneself. Write us if liked this test! |
lol and f**k off, quizmaker, I am not trying to be different; it just works out that way.
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Mummy_of_Peanut
Countess de Noir
Joined: Feb 21, 2011
Age: 40
Posts: 3475
Location: Bonnie Scotland
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Your conformism level is 25%
Out of place. If you answered sincerely to our question we can conclude that you are a person that likes to be different; you look for originality and diversity. Is this a good or a bad thing? Well, we don't know it, but we can tell you that sometimes being uniform can be really convenient, even if it rarely fulfills people. Also, being different whatever the cost, probably helps feeling special and better than others, but it surely hides some unsatisfied needs. The important thing is not to be or not to be similar to the mass, but being at peace with oneself.
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