Test: Do you know what your role in the family?
Is yours a relationship in which roles are played with flexibility or rigidity predominating complementary? Answer the following questions and you'll have a pretty good idea about what kind of partners are: Saturday, July 3, 2010
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1. Would you say that your relationship is traditional?
a-Yes b-No
2. At home ...
to "Each has its activities.
b "Who has more time and energy, what emerges facing that day.
3. "Almost always the same person driving the car?
a-Yes b-No
4. Do you feel that your relationship each has its role emotional (the warm, cold, etc) well defined?
a-Yes b-No
5. Who pays the bills?
a-almost always the same person.
b-who bring money or card
6. Before leaving together ...
a-almost always one of us makes the plans.
b "We decided together what to do and whom to stay.
7. You feel that your relationship is like that of ...
a-a leader and follower.
b-Two project partners.
8. In general, do you think that you assume the same responsibility?
a-Yes b-No
9. If it's cook, care for the children ... who is responsible?
a-almost always the same person.
b-depends.
10. When almost always have free time ... "I
to spend together.
b "Each does his thing.
RESULTS: Add up the points you have obtained considering that each answer "A" is worth 2 points and each "B" 1 point.
* Between 15 and 20 points: Yours is a complementary pair. It is unclear who works and who fixes things around the house, or who cooks and who pays the bills. This style is comfortable and predictable relationship because everyone knows what to do to maintain the relationship. However, the roles may be so marked that partners may become bored. They may feel trapped or not knowing how to get help in carrying out their activities. If this type of deal cutting goes beyond the facts and extends the relationship can be emotionally impoverished psychologically involved.
* Between 10 and 14 points: Yours is definitely a symmetrical pair. Have the advantage that keep our lives exciting. The members of these couples never know who is going to do things and every situation is a new opportunity. The roles of each member varies depending on the situation. Emotionally, they have the advantage of allowing full development and to promote mutual understanding. However, should be careful because the downside of such couples is that sometimes, its members may end up paralyzed by not reaching an agreement on the best way of doing things.
Source: Women in style.
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