Drawing a “Myers Pig”
From http://gs.fanshawec.ca/ppoole/edcn/WEEK%203/Stuffweek3/Teachertrainingtruecolors.htm
Instructions (no peeking now!)
· Take a blank piece of paper and draw a pig.
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If the PIG is drawn:
-towards the top of the page you are positive and optimistic
-towards the middle of the page you are a realist
-towards the bottom of the page you are pessimistic and have a tendency to be negative (remember this is only a fun test….)
-facing left – you believe in tradition, are friendly and remember dates and birthdays
-facing right, you are innovative and active but have neither a sense of humour or remember agenda dates!
-facing forward (towards you), you are direct, enjoy playing the devil's advocate and neither fear nor avoid discussion
- with many details you are analytical, distrustful and cautious
- with few details, you may be emotional, naive, care little for detail and tend to take risks
- with four legs you are secure, stubborn and stick to your ideals
- with less than four legs you are insecure or living through a period of major change (Hey, what about more than four legs?)
- The larger the ears drawn, the better the listener you are (Isn’t that what Red Riding Hood said?)
(Mine's facing right: I
do so have a sense of humour.... wait, what day is it?)