horrible thoughts

[doublep]

Oh, there is so much I do not know 

Sorry for jumping on on this thread, I'll shush  :)

[Got]

it is normal for people who are neurotic to think of there family dieing in car crash for example. This isnt neccesarily OCD.

[doublep]

it is normal for people who are neurotic to think of there family dieing in car crash for example. This isnt neccesarily OCD.

Just did a random thing to pass the time while I was reading up on it at work...

Eysenck Test Results

Extroversion (sociability)    ||||||    27%
Neuroticism (emotionality)    ||||||||||||||||||    75%
Psychoticism (rebelliousness)    ||||||||||||||||    61%


I don't take those for granted, but you have opened my eyes to something, thankyou.

[Munchroom]

Extroversion (sociability)    ||||||||||    37%
Neuroticism (emotionality)    ||||||||||||||||||    77%
Psychoticism (rebelliousness)    ||||||    28%

Here are your results on each dimension:

Extroversion results were moderately low which suggests you are reclusive, quiet, unassertive, and private.

Neuroticism results were high which suggests you are very worrying, insecure, emotional, and anxious.

Psychoticism results were low which suggests you are overly kind natured, trusting, and helpful at the expense too often of your own individual development.


Sounds about right.... 

[doublep]

Effectively the same outcome as me, apart from I had higher Psychoticism, cant remember what it said now, didnt copy and paste that bit 

[Got]

It means your up there with Ted Bundy.

Only joking

[doublep]

It means your up there with Ted Bundy.

Only joking

 

[Got]

Extroversion (sociability)    0%
Neuroticism (emotionality)    0 %
Psychoticism (rebelliousness)    |||||||||||||||||||||||| 100 %

[Lol]

I was

E = 50%
N = 52%
P = 24%

[nickynoo]

Mine was:-

Extroversion (sociability)   ||||||||||||   45%
Neuroticism (emotionality)   ||||||||||||||||||   75%
Psychoticism (rebelliousness)   ||||||||||||   43%

[Got]

I hope you realise that I faked mine. I am not a ruthless psychopath.

[tharidler]

when i get these thoughts i try to rationalise them if i can this will depend on my level of anxiety at the time if it is above a certain level then i find it hard to have a logical thought pattern so i try to take myself out of the situation either physically or mentaly again depending on stress levels this may be as simple as going and making a cup of tea putting on some music or having to engage my brain in a more complex task if it's to bad i can end up going in on myself but fortunately those times are less than they were

[Ezel]

I've had a go at that test:

Extroversion (sociability) |||||| 23%
Neuroticism (emotionality) |||||||||||||||| 67%
Psychoticism (rebelliousness) |||||| 28%

[tharidler]

extroversion(sociability) 27%
neuroticism(emotionality)77%
psychotism(rebelliousness)35%

[Munchroom]

You have us all doing it now Doublep!

I think we probably all twigged you aren't a ruthless physcopath Stevie