Jordan Peterson - Are You Doing Something Wrong?

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[BitesizedPhilosophy]

As your might already know, Dr. Peterson's Big Five Personality Assessment Test is online (understandmyself.com).
Just finished mine, here are my results. Let's see yours (if you don't mind sharing way too much information over the web lol).

Agreeableness: Low, 17th percentile
Compassion: Moderately High, 66th percentile
Politeness: Exceptionally Low, 1st percentile
Conscientiousness: Moderately High, 75th percentile
Industriousness: Moderately High, 67th percentile
Orderliness: Moderately High, 76th percentile
Extraversion: Typical or Average, 50th percentile
Enthusiasm: Moderately Low, 36th percentile
Assertiveness: Moderately High, 63rd percentile
Neuroticism: Typical or Average, 42nd percentile
Withdrawal: Moderately High, 72nd percentile
Volatility: Low, 17th percentile
Openness to Experience: Very High, 95th percentile
Intellect: Very High, 92nd percentile
Openness: Very High, 90th percentile

[whosonfirst]

I can't believe the subtitles actually spelled "diabeetus" fantastic.

[alessandrajouberteix]

I watched a small clip last night where you say: "ask the question if you are doing something wrong and how to fix it." I went to bed with that prayer in my heart. I just woke up with the answer: Two and a half years ago, my now 19 year old daughter strange herself from me when I told her to wait when she told me she felt like a man. Instead, she went to stay at her father in the Bay Area. I felt it was a good thing for her because the father had not been involved in their development since the divorce 14 years ago. I allowed her to stay with him because it was more convenient for her to go to therapy sessions for her gender dysmorphia, yet slowly I found myself excluded from any decisions even though their father and I shared legal custody. I just did not wanted to confront him in the legal area after the bloody legal divorce battle. When I reached out to her psychologist at Kaiser Permanente (my daughter was 16 at that time) and told her psychologist that I was not in agreement with my daughter taking antidepressants in the long run, the psychologist told my daughter that I was opposing her and this action of mine seal the coffin-I was left out in the dark on the decision making. Nothing is shared with me, the father sold the house in the Bay Area 2 months ago and moved to Nevada without notifying me and taking with him both of my daughters (the now 19 year old that I have a hunch she started transitioning and the 17 year old). I found out a month later and I realized how ostracized I have been for the last 2 years. I though I was honoring my daughters wishes and staying back allowing them to make their decisions and not get in another confrontation with their father. This morning after praying, I realized that I must go to court for medical malpractice since I was never involved in any of the medicine or treatments my daughters had while with their father. I have worried about my 19 year old and the issue about gender dysphoria was so shocking to me that I did not know how to react at the time. I did booked therapy sessions for her and she refused to take them and was accused of not being there for her. I told her that she was in a psychological battlefield by being in an environment of a codependent (me) and a narcissist and there were a lot of traumas she experienced that she needed to look into before making the irreversible decision of cutting body parts off. I really do not want to go to court again, last time I was cleaned out and brought to my knees, actually no, I was already with my face in the muck and I showed up into court to be defeated over and over again. In the end my daughters came home to me, yet I was penniless and it was an uphill journey. I hear you Mr. Peterson, I asked in my prayer and I am told what to do, yet the fear is overwhelming...

[Zetto]

Agreeableness: Low, 20th percentile
Compassion: Moderately Low, 36th percentile
Politeness: Low, 12th percentile
Conscientiousness: High, 80th percentile
Industriousness: Moderately High, 67th percentile
Orderliness: High, 84th percentile
Extraversion: Moderately High, 60th percentile
Enthusiasm: Typical or Average, 41st percentile
Assertiveness: Moderately High, 73rd percentile
Neuroticism: Exceptionally Low, 3rd percentile
Withdrawal: Exceptionally Low, 3rd percentile
Volatility: Very Low, 7th percentile
Openness to Experience: High, 87th percentile
Intellect: High, 82nd percentile
Openness: High, 84th percentile

I have always thought myself introvert, but the description of moderately high extraversion fits better :) But otherwise I like my combination...but I guess that goes from that high self-esteem and general "I don't care what you think about me" attitude :D

[lordbizzle]

Jordan says "Diabetus" as well?

[Catstache]

Agreeableness: Very High, 92nd percentile
Compassion: Very High, 91st percentile
Politeness: High, 85th percentile
Conscientiousness: Typical or Average, 59th percentile
Industriousness: Typical or Average, 44th percentile
Orderliness: Moderately High, 71st percentile
Extraversion: Low, 18th percentile
Enthusiasm: Low, 10th percentile
Assertiveness: Moderately Low, 36th percentile
Neuroticism: Very High, 94th percentile
Withdrawal: High, 89th percentile
Volatility: Very High, 94th percentile
Openness to Experience: Exceptionally High, 96th percentile
Intellect: High, 86th percentile
Openness: Exceptionally High, 96th percentile

[iamnotafraidiwasborntodoth]

I paid the money and took the test ... religion is the game changer - if I would have taken this test 20 years ago - the results would have been different

Agreeableness: Moderately high, 74th percentile
Compassion: Typical or average, 42th percentile
Politeness: Exceptionally very high, 92st percentile
Conscientiousness: typical or average, 59th percentile
Industriousness: Moderately High, 62th percentile
Orderliness: typical or average, 54th percentile
Extraversion: exceptionally high, 96th percentile
Enthusiasm: high, 83th percentile
Assertiveness: exceptionally High, 98rd percentile
Neuroticism: exceptionally low, 0 th percentile
Withdrawal: exceptionally low, 0 th percentile
Volatility: exceptionally Low, 2nd percentile
Openness to Experience: High, 85th percentile
Intellect: Very High, 94nd percentile
Openness: Typical or average, 57th percentile

[AmericanMoviePodcast]

I'm reading all of the books on JP's list, I do stuff on my channel if you want to check it out, the gulag has def influenced me

[LoganChristianson]

I would love to take the test but I'm short on cash. Damn college and poor job decisions making me not have money!

[thethinker]

how about upload peterson's say over "don't build yourself a prison" from last Q & A.

[iamnotafraidiwasborntodoth]

It cost 10 bucks to take the test I doubt for myself it would be test of value ... religion alters everything. But I think I will take it and see

[ronjohnson]

im your god dr. peterson... do what i tell you and your troubles will go down the drain because the bible said so....