So far, Earle's score is the only one that has SLIGHTLY surprised me based on what I've seen here.
Everyone else.....I can see it......
Everyone else.....I can see it......
Well, I answered the questions honestly, so maybe it's their test...So far, Earle's score is the only one that has SLIGHTLY surprised me based on what I've seen here.
Everyone else.....I can see it......
Most of the questions require unstated assumptions, and not everyone will answer having made the same set of assumptions. So this test is probably most valid if results from the same person are compared over time, rather than using it as a tool to compare the degree of empathy between people.The questions were all blanket statements and the vast majority were situations where my reaction would be very much dependent upon other situational factors not listed.
That surprises me. I would have expected a 50 or thereabouts.Got a 32.
I am like uafan. All my responses were slightly agree/disagree. 32 was "don't have Aspergers/autism". Mental issues are on a continuum, should have said " you are close to the edge, seebell"That surprises me. I would have expected a 50 or thereabouts.
Very true. Does seeing hurt animals make me sad? A bit, but I don't cry over aspa commercials. I am compassionate with those I love, and try to help, even if I don't empathize.I got a 25. This does not surprise me greatly, I tend to deal with things cerebrally rather than emotionally.
Empathy is not the same as sympathy or compassion though. I know plenty of empathetic people who can be pretty snarky, even downright mean.
Why the hell do you think we need blue font? (no blue font)Looks like this is the wrong crowd to drop hints around.
That's funny you say that. One of the girls that worked for me at my current job left because we hired a former employee to help with our billings. When she and I had an exit interview, she said that she hinted that she could do the job without having to hire help. I looked at her and said "Hint? You've worked with me at two different companies for over 7 years. You know you don't hint to me, you just have to tell me directly." She laughed and acknowledged it. Hated to lose her and would hire her back in a heartbeat.Looks like this is the wrong crowd to drop hints around.
I've had similar conversations with my wife.That's funny you say that. One of the girls that worked for me at my current job left because we hired a former employee to help with our billings. When she and I had an exit interview, she said that she hinted that she could do the job without having to hire help. I looked at her and said "Hint? You've worked with me at two different companies for over 7 years. You know you don't hint to me, you just have to tell me directly." She laughed and acknowledged it. Hated to lose her and would hire her back in a heartbeat.
My wife tried the same thing the first few years of our marriage. She has atleadt halfway given up on dropping hints now as I never receive hints the same way she expects me to. Only six years in to halfway there. So maybe after 12 years she will be as blunt as I am?I've had similar conversations with my wife.
I've had similiar conversations with many an Ex-Girlfriend.I've had similar conversations with my wife.
Probably not. I've been married 27 years, and the hints and silent expectations still occur.My wife tried the same thing the first few years of our marriage. She has atleadt halfway given up on dropping hints now as I never receive hints the same way she expects me to. Only six years in to halfway there. So maybe after 12 years she will be as blunt as I am?
This guy was a stud in college......I got an 80 out of 80, but I just told it what it wanted to hear.