Thinking
Uploaded by Jimmy_mwendwa on Oct 09, 2020
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Types of Thinking Test
The results from the test are as shown below:
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Here is how much you scored for every type:
Doer: 50%
Analyst: 100%
Orator: 25%
Inventor: 50%
Original Thinker: 75%
Fig 1: Types of thinking test score, source: psychologia.com
The Doer or Concrete Thinking
From the results, it is clear that I scored average on concrete thinking. The results imply that I am average on personality related to a doer. For instance, in most cases, I tend to think in practical and in actionable terms to support my dominant side like analytical. Furthermore, given the average score, I take on some of the characters outlined in concrete thinking sports but am not that much into other activities aimed at producing something tangible like an artist. Therefore, while doers contribute to the world by bringing thoughts and ideas together and turning them into reality, I believe scoring average on this type of thinking implies that I take on one side of this orientation. For instance, I believe I am 50% a doer and concrete thinker who comes up with thoughts and ideas, but I need the support of an individual much oriented on this side to turn my ideas into reality.
Analytical and abstract thinking
Analytical and abstract thinking is one part of this test that I was certain I was going to score highest. The same has been reflected in the score as I got 100% as I expected. Since childhood, I have been interested in understanding many complex and abstract concepts, and I have grown to be an analytical thinker as can be reflected in my score. For instance, I have been interested in understanding the key concepts in the science and mathematics field than other areas like poetry. I have also wanted to be the best analyst so that I can help in solving concepts that bring problems in the business world. I believe this type of thinking is what made me progress in mathematics and sciences while finding trouble in other fields like literature.
As an abstract thinker, I like coming up with ideas and solutions that would prove difficult to other people. Additionally, I believe that I am always driven by curiosity in getting to the bottom of something and solving it. Also, I would not say I like assuming things related to a given problem as I have to question everything and its contribution...