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Goal Motivation and Risk Tolerance Test

Goal Motivation and Risk Tolerance TestAnswer true or false. You need to answer all the questions for results to be reliable.

I prefer to deal with my to-do list immediately without postponing.
True
False

I feel frustrated when I can’t complete a task perfectly.
True
False

I never allow myself to just quit.
True
False

I take my time to take a decision.
True
False

I become restless when idle.
True
False

There are days when my performance is lower than usual.
True
False

I demand from myself more than I do from others.
True
False

I am kinder than most people I know.
True
False

Sometimes I blame myself for declining a project because I know I could be successful.
True
False

I need to take short and frequent breaks when working.
True
False

Diligence is not one of my strong suits.
True
False

My performance level varies depending on project and situation.
True
False

When it comes to my professional life, I often suffer from “The grass is greener on the other side” syndrome.
True
False

Criticism motivates me more than praise.
True
False

My colleagues consider me helpful and professional.
True
False

Obstacles only make me more persistent.
True
False

It’s easy to challenge me.
True
False

The quality of my work suffers when I am not in the mood of working.
True
False

I don’t count on others’ help when it comes to work.
True
False

Sometimes I procrastinate.
True
False

I rely on myself.
True
False

I am motivated by money.
True
False

I have a great focus.
True
False

I am less ambitious than others.
True
False

I am always happy to be back to work after vacation.
True
False

When I am at my best, I do a better and more professional work than my colleagues.
True
False

I like to be around people who like to work.
True
False

I don’t like being idle.
True
False

I am trusted with important tasks more often than others.
True
False

Whenever I have to take a decision, I carefully consider all options to get the best result.
True
False

My friends think I am lazy.
True
False

To a certain extent, my success depends on my colleagues.
True
False

I think I can’t change the way the things are done in our office.
True
False

Sometimes I find I need skills I could never imagine I would need one day.
True
False

I am impatient when things don’t go my way.
True
False

I don’t pay much attention to my previous achievements.
True
False

I am more productive than other members of our team.
True
False

Often I don’t finish what I start.
True
False

I am envious of people who have a lot of free time.
True
False

I am not inspired by those who strive for power.
True
False

I can go out of my way just to prove I am right.
True
False

Your results will be displayed below.

People with medium to high motivation levels typically have average to low risk tolerance. The reason for that is that risk tolerance decreases with increased motivation levels.

People with high to extremely high motivation levels tend to have low risk tolerance. Because their goals are so important to them, they tend to be more risk-averse than those who have weak levels of motivation. Contrary to what one may imagine, the higher your motivation, the lower your readiness to risk and vise-versa [research]. Despite a popular belief, high risk tolerance is not at all necessary for goal achievement.

Another interesting note is that highly motivated people don’t get their hopes very high, while unmotivated people tend to think that things will work out just fine anyway.

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