Ego-permissiveness involves
embracing a state of relaxation to allow one's creative imagination to
flourish.
Many artists and individuals with a penchant for creativity employ this
approach, temporarily setting aside the constraints of logic to allow
their inspirational instincts to guide them.
Brainstorming is another notable manifestation of this type of
thinking.
Reference: L R Taft, JP. Guilford
A score of 75% to 100%:
You possess a high degree of creativity and
exhibit an ego-permissive mindset.
Engaging in activities that demand
this particular skill set would likely bring you satisfaction.
A score of 41% to 74%:
Your creative potential is above average, and
you could likely unlock even more by letting go and embracing
relaxation.
By pushing yourself to explore greater depths of
imagination and novel thinking, you can enhance your creativity further.
A score of 0% o 40%:
You could use a boost in ego-permissiveness and
creativity.
It's time to seek inspiration and encourage yourself to
explore the unique aspects of situations.
Consider expanding your
creative horizons by participating in an artistic workshop or joining a
group engaged in imaginative projects.
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Occasionally, I encounter
déjà vu.
False
True
I've felt the sensation of
"highway hypnosis" while driving or being a passenger in a car.
False
True
I frequently make jokes,
laugh a lot, and am generally recognized as a humorous person.
True
False
I frequently have
interesting thoughts when I'm partially or fully asleep.
True
False
I prefer being involved in
multiple projects simultaneously.
True
False
I am resourceful in handling
unpredictable circumstances, such as the sudden arrival of unexpected
guests, changes in travel plans, or impromptu picnics.
True
False
I enjoy finding shapes in
the clouds.
True
False
At times during sleep, I
find myself engaged in conversations with someone entering my room.
True
False
I have a diverse range of
interests spanning various fields, including the arts, outdoor sports,
books, and crafts.
True
False
I often become so absorbed
in concentration that I don't hear others calling me.
False
True
I've had the experience of
gazing intensely at something until it gradually or abruptly appeared
very strange before my eyes.