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    The document appears to be a 20 statement test where the respondent is prompted to fill in each statement with "I am..." to describe themselves. It does not provide any responses from the respondent. The follow up questions ask the respondent to reflect on how their responses may differ based on group benefits vs individual benefits, gender roles and expectations, the origins of their self-definitions, how others may define them differently, and whether considering different perspectives could impact relationships.

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    Who am I?

    – 20 Statement Test

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    1
    Do you do things for your own benefit or for the benefit of the group? What do you

    think are the consequences for a society overwhelmingly populated by one

    personality type or the other?

    2
    How many of your above traits and roles are appropriate mainly for one sex or the

    other? Typically, the traits that males use to describe themselves include such

    adjectives as decisive, courageous, or aggressive; whereas women typically

    identify themselves as tender, sympathetic, or caring. If you crossed off the sex-

    role expectations from your list would you feel less secure about who you are?

    3
    How did you get to have the self you have? Try to recall when you first started to

    define yourself in those terms. How old were you? Can you recall who the people

    were who encouraged you to consider those traits &; concepts important? Were

    you rewarded or punished for certain self-definitions by others? How have your

    self-definitions changed over your years?

    4
    If you asked your family and friends to define you, would they define you the same

    way? Do you define others by the same modes as you define yourself? Learning

    how to communicate to your loved ones by the way in which they communicate

    may increase your appreciation and understanding of each other. Can you think

    outside your box? Does someone else's definition of you change the way you feel

    about him/her?

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