Goal directed activites

I prefer working towards goals where you must take mechanics of systems, rules or laws into consideration.

I prefer working towards goals where you must take peoples experience, emotions and social dynamics into consideration.

Emotional experience

I experience my emotions mostly automatic and reflexive, as a reaction to external or internal events.

I often consciously use my emotions to move myself and others into the right directions.

Emotions and goal-directed activity

When I am consciously working towards a goal I tend to be less aware of my emotions.

When I am consciously working towards a goal I tend to be more aware of my emotions.

Creative activity and goals

When doing creative activites I prefer not having any goal defined but just indiscriminately trying different ideas.

When doing creative activites I prefer having a goal defined with which you can try different ideas with.

Creativity and goals

I'm often most creative when I'm doing automatic thoughts on new information.

I'm often most creative when consciously working towards defined goals.

Creativity and criterias

I tend to be less creative when there are defined criterias to be met which can't be changed.

I tend to be more creative when there are defined critieras to be met which can't be changed.

Goal directed tasks

I like goal-directed tasks more than I like to indescriminately understand and explore new information.

I like to indescriminately understand and explore new information more than I like goal-directed tasks.

Attention

I like focusing on one goal over prolonged period of time more than attending to new information as it appears.

I like attending to new information as it appears more than focusing on one goal over prolonged period of time.

Goals in activities

I like to make sure activites are following the set goals.

I like to update the goals for the activity if needed.

Saliency

When situations require my focused external attention I often forget about my internal thinking.

When situations require my focused external attention I sometimes forget about my internal thinking.

When situations require my focused external attention I rarely forget about my internal thinking.