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Thinking Sign

Thinking Sign is a tool to measure thinking styles developed from the theory of mental self-government for (Robert J. Sternberg)

Please answer the questions carefully to get accurate results

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1- When faced with a problem, I use my own ideas and strategies to solve it *

2- I am careful to use the proper method to solve any problem *

3- I like projects where I can study and rate different views and ideas *

4- I tend to pay little attention to details *

5- I prefer to deal with specific problems rather than with general questions *

6- I like to challenge old ideas or ways of doing things and to seek better ones *

7- I stick to standard rules or ways of doing things *

8- I like to set priorities for the things I need to do before I start doing them *

9- When talking or writing about ideas, I stick to one main idea *

10- When I undertake some task, I am usually equally open to starting by working on any of several things *

11- I can switch from one task to another easily, because all tasks seem to me to be equally important *

12- I like to control all phases of a project, without having to consult others *

13- When starting a task, I like to brainstorm ideas with friends or peers *

14- I like to play with my ideas and see how far they go *

15- I enjoy working on things that I can do by following directions *

16- I like to check and rate opposing points of view or conflicting ideas *

17- I like working on projects that deal with general issues and not with nitty-gritty details *

18- In discussing or writing on a topic, I think the details and facts are more important than the overall picture *

19- When faced with a problem, I prefer to try new strategies or methods to solve it *

20- When I'm in charge of something, I like to follow methods and ideas used in the past *

21- When working on a task, I can see how the parts relate to the overall goal of the task *

22- When trying to make a decision, I tend to see only one major factor *

23- Usually when I have many things to do, I split my time and attention equally among them *

24- When there are many important things to do, I try to do as many as I can in whatever time I have *

25- When trying to make a decision, I rely on my own judgment of the situation *

26- In a discussion or report, I like to combine my own ideas with those of others *

27- I like problems where I can try my own way of solving them *

28- I like situations in which my role or the way I participate is clearly defined *

29- I prefer tasks or problems where I can grade the design or methods of others *

30- I tend to emphasize the general aspect of issues or the overall effect of a project *

31- I like to collect detailed or specific information for projects I work on *

32- I like to do things in new ways not used by others in the past *

33- I like to do things in ways that have been used in the past *

34- In dealing with difficulties, I have a good sense of how important each of them is and what order to tackle them in *

35- If there are several important things to do, I do the one most important to me *

36- I try to have several things going on at once, so that I can shift back and forth between them *

37- I like to tackle all kinds of problems, even seemingly trivial ones *

38- I like to work alone on a task or problem *

39- I like to participate in activities where I can interact with others as a part of a team *

40- When working on a task, I like to start with my own ideas *

41- I like projects that have a clear structure and a set plan and goal *

42- I like situations where I can compare and rate different ways of doing things *

43- I like situations where I can focus on general issues, rather than on specifics *

44- I like problems where I need to pay attention to detail *

45- I like situations where I can try new ways of doing things *

46- I like tasks and problems that have fixed rules to follow in order to complete them *

47- When there are many things to do, I have a clear sense of the order in which to do them *

48- I like to concentrate on one task at a time *

49- I sometimes have trouble setting priorities for multiple things that I need to get done *

50- When discussing or writing down ideas, I use whatever comes to mind *

51- I like projects that I can complete independently *

52- When working on a project, I like to share ideas and get input from other people *

53- I like situations where I can use my own ideas and ways of doing things *

54- I like to follow definite rules or directions when solving a problem or doing a task *

55- I enjoy work that involves analyzing, grading, or comparing things *

56- In talking or writing down ideas, I like to show the scope and context of my ideas, that is, the general picture *

57- I pay more attention to the parts of a task than to its overall effect or significance *

58- I like to find old problems and find new methods to solve them *

59- When faced with a problem, I like to solve it in a traditional way *

60- When starting something, I like to make a list of things to do and to order the things by importance *

61- I have to finish one project before starting another one *

62- Usually when working on a project, I tend to view almost all aspects of it as equally important *

63- I find that solving one problem usually leads to many other ones, that are just as important *

64- I prefer situations where I can carry out my own ideas, without relying on others *

65- I like situations where I interact with others and every- one works together *

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