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Original self-reflection questionnaire · Full results free
Rate your interest in 60 concrete work tasks. Six separate raw readings and complete free guides; an original supplement to the core RIASEC test.
60 questions · about 12 minutes · no signup
Imagine reasonable training, tools and support are available. Rate how much you would like doing each activity itself, not how skilled you are, its pay or status, or whether you can currently enter that work. Use 1 Strongly dislike through 5 Strongly like; 3 is a valid neutral response. Choose Cannot judge / too unfamiliar when you cannot form a view. Respond to all 60 prompts. Each ten-task group needs eight numeric ratings for its own mean. No timer, total, ranking, top-three code or job match is produced. The estimated 12 minutes covers ratings and instructions, not reading all six long guides.
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Would you enjoy doing the activity itself? Explore sixty concrete tasks, from repairing a practice object to checking a sample record. Six separate readings help you choose what to investigate next. This original supplement leaves the full core RIASEC assessment as the main route for a broader interest profile.
Read what each of the 6 parts explores. Your complete result presents them together; they are not mutually exclusive personality types. These public guides contain no one’s answers or personal means.
Explore interest in hands-on and physical tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
Explore interest in investigation and evidence tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
Explore interest in creative and expressive tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
Explore interest in teaching and support tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
Explore interest in initiative and persuasion tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
Explore interest in records and organizing tasks through concrete examples, a private small trial, raw-mean calculations and clear boundaries.
No. FermatMind independently authored these sixty tasks and bilingual guides. It is not an official form, translated item set or validated substitute. Familiar six-area labels do not make scores interchangeable.
The complete core RIASEC remains the main route for a broader interest profile. This separate supplement asks about concrete activities. It does not alter core scoring, transfer answers or supply its top-three code.
Use Cannot judge / too unfamiliar. It counts as a response, not a numeric rating. Each ten-task group needs eight numeric ratings for a mean; otherwise it shows insufficient information. All guides remain free.
No. It describes liking for the rated tasks in one selected set. It establishes no ability, qualification, personality rank, hiring recommendation, population standing or career fit.
No. Sharing copies only the public title and entry link. All six guides are general, identical for everyone and available without answering. A tab draft exists only if you explicitly choose to save it.
Sixty newly written activities cover six familiar work-interest areas: hands-on, investigation, creation, support, initiative and organizing. The six descriptive readings are separate. The full core RIASEC assessment remains the main route for a broader profile; this supplement adds a different, literal task perspective without replacing its forms or scoring.
Imagine reasonable training, tools and support. Rate whether you would like doing the activity itself, leaving pay, prestige and current access aside. Neutral is numeric 3. Too unfamiliar to judge remains unscored. Each ten-task group needs eight numeric ratings; there is no timer, total, ranking, top-three code or occupation match. The 12-minute estimate is for instructions and ratings, excluding the six long guides.
This is a FermatMind original bank, not the official O*NET Interest Profiler, a translation of its questions or a named validated scale. The shared six-area vocabulary does not make item content, scores or evidence interchangeable. English and Chinese are newly authored working versions without established reliability, validity, norms or measurement equivalence. The official source below describes its own separate tool, not validation of this supplement.
All six guides can be read before answering and never depend on a score. Answers stay in this page; only your explicit choice saves a tab draft for up to 24 hours. Completion, retake or exit-and-clear removes it. No response sheet or mean is uploaded or added to a URL. Ordinary route analytics are disabled; optional anonymous activity counting requires its separate explicit opt-in. Sharing copies only the public title and entry link.
These sources provide background, not validation of this questionnaire or an individual diagnosis.
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