Rogers indicator of multiple intelligences

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Shamelessly copying a quiz I found on My Imperfect Offering. Pretty much what I would expect, high on the internal characteristics, low on external interfaces.

You scored as Intrapersonal. You prefer your own inner world, you like to be alone, and you are aware of your own strengths, weaknesses, and feelings. You learn best by engaging in independent study projects rather than working on group projects. People like you include entrepreneurs, philosophers and psychologists.

Intrapersonal

100%

Logical/Mathematical

89%

Verbal/Linguistic

79%

Visual/Spatial

79%

Bodily/Kinesthetic

39%

Musical/Rhythmic

39%

Interpersonal

29%

The Rogers Indicator of Multiple Intelligences
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Commentary:

Intrapersonal: 100% - sure, I am highly self-reflective and constantly analyze myself, life, the universe and everything.

Logical/Mathematical 89% - I like to think so.

Verbal/Linguistic: 79% - I can read and occasionally cobble together some words in a semi-articulate manner.

Visual/Spatial: 79% - I can read a map.

Bodily/Kinesthetic: 39% - I'm not really any good at sports. I can run around without falling down, but not much else.

Musical/Rhythmic: 39% - yep, I ain't got no rhythm. Fortunately, my kid's have inherited from my wife (a Latina), who has lots of rhythm. She must really love me because she still likes to go dancing with me.

Interpersonal: 29% - my wife says I should smile more.

Comments

Beth said…
hehe... u should smile more. ;)
October 22, 2005 2:19 AM
Richard said…
Thanks. I know I should.
October 23, 2005 8:24 PM
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