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https://psychology-tools.com/empathy-quotient/
Also watch this video:
How it was? What was your empathy quotient? Did you yawn? :)
Also watch this video:
How it was? What was your empathy quotient? Did you yawn? :)
If it makes you feel better, I got 17. If I saw someone cry, I would feel awful and probably try to comfort them. I also always try to put myself in someone else's shoes. The problem is I suck at detecting social cues. I have a very dry sense of humor that often offends people. Because of that, I prefer to be alone.Cruz Martinez said:I got 21
I am exactly like that. I think the name of the test is a bit midleading.Amrator said:If it makes you feel better, I got 17. If I saw someone cry, I would feel awful and probably try to comfort them. I also always try to put myself in someone else's shoes. The problem is I suck at detecting social cues. I have a very dry sense of humor that often offends people. Because of that, I prefer to be alone.
I admit, I do prefer non-human animals to humans.
Also, "...lack the ability to emphasise and recognise the emotions of others". How does "emphasise" fit into that sentence? Shouldn't it be "empathise"? Or am I missing something.BvU said:Yeah, out of sheer boredom.
But the third pic in 'people yawning' was magnificent: what a disguise !
And I also think the composers may wel fail the idiot test they advertise at the end: "scientifical' . Ha !
Even ignoring that humans are animals: Context? Do I prefer a street or a bottle of water? Well, depends on where I am, where I want to go and how thirsty I am.I prefer animals to humans.
Everyone does every night (or more precisely, when they sleep). What a strange question.I dream most nights.
No one does. We make tiny decisions all the time. Like, every second.Before making a decision, I always weigh up the pros and cons.
mfb said:Many questions are so similar, I don't see how having all of them would improve the accuracy of the test. Some of them are strange.
A funny empathy test is a test designed to measure a person's ability to understand and share the feelings of others. It is usually presented in a humorous way, making it more engaging and enjoyable to take. Taking this test can help you improve your empathy skills and understand how you relate to others.
As with any psychological test, the accuracy of a funny empathy test depends on various factors such as the design of the test, the sample size, and the individual's level of honesty while taking the test. While a funny empathy test may not provide a completely accurate measure of empathy, it can still provide valuable insights and serve as a fun exercise.
Yes, taking a funny empathy test can help improve your relationships by increasing your understanding of others and their feelings. By identifying areas where you may need to work on your empathy skills, you can make conscious efforts to be more understanding and empathetic towards others, leading to stronger and healthier relationships.
No, there are no major downsides to taking a funny empathy test. However, it is important to keep in mind that these tests are not a definitive measure of your empathy and should be taken with a grain of salt. It is also important to not let the results of the test define you or your relationships.
Yes, you can retake a funny empathy test to see if your empathy has improved. It is recommended to wait a significant amount of time (at least a few months) before retaking the test to allow for any changes in your empathy skills to be reflected in the results. However, it is important to remember that empathy is a complex trait and cannot be measured by a single test.