Six Thinking Hats Test: Which Thinking Hat Are You?
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You need to take this Six Thinking Hats Test to find out which thinking hat you are. Edward de Bono’s “Six Thinking Hats” is a system developed for group discussion and individual thinking, which provides a group of people with a means of planning out thinking processes in a detailed and cohesive way. Which thinking hat are you most suitable for? Let’s take a look and find out your result!
- 1.
When you have a group project to tackle, you:
- A.
Start brainstorming, and come up with all of these awesome ideas.
- B.
Look more towards all of the good things that could happen in the end.
- C.
Look more towards all of the bad things that could happen in the end.
- D.
Immediately take charge and become the "boss."
- E.
Make sure that EVERYONE in the group is okay with the decisions being made.
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- 2.
What do you feel like doing first when there is a problem to solve?
- A.
Writing down all of the obvious information on a piece of paper.
- B.
Ask negative questions like "What if we loose all of the money in the process?"
- C.
Start coming up with solutions right away.
- D.
Look more at the benefits you'll get.
- E.
Get organized, and write out a plan on how to fix this.
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- 3.
Which best describes you?
- A.
The one who get easily frustrated when things are out of place.
- B.
The one who enjoys being innovative and creative.
- C.
The one who gets attached to others easily.
- D.
The one who is really a simple, easy to understand individual.
- E.
The one who is always in a good mood, and likes to motivate others.
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- 4.
Are you a:
- A.
Optimistic thinker.
- B.
Critical thinker.
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- 5.
When you get stressed out, you:
- A.
I never get stressed out.
- B.
I tend to over-react.
- C.
I look on the bright side.
- D.
I think negative thoughts.
- E.
I cry in my bedroom.
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- 6.
When working with a team to solve a problem, I would tend to focus on:
- A.
Objective facts
- B.
New ways of thinking about a problem
- C.
Making sure the logic behind any argument is flawless
- D.
Leading the problem solving process
- E.
The statistical evidence
- F.
Everyone's emotions
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- 7.
What do people generally describe you as?
- A.
Methodical
- B.
Cheerful
- C.
Intuitive
- D.
Cautious
- E.
Innovative
- F.
Intelligent
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- 8.
What would you do if you were asked to work on a project with a group of people?
- A.
Brainstorm everybody's ideas
- B.
Try to objectively include everybody's ideas
- C.
Focus on the usefulness of the work to be done
- D.
Focus on the risks
- E.
Assume the leadership capacity of the group
- F.
Make sure that everyone is on-board each step of the way
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- 9.
How do you handle stress?
- A.
By looking for the root of the problem and working on eliminating it
- B.
Making a list of the individual issues and trying to solve them
- C.
Thinking about positive things instead
- D.
Meditating or doing yoga
- E.
By finding ways to vent
- F.
By taking it out on other people
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- 10.
What is your biggest strength from these?
- A.
Being a good leader
- B.
Being unbiased
- C.
Being positive
- D.
Having an original though process
- E.
Being empathetic
- F.
Ability to take criticism
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