Can a leopard change its spots?

[Emil]

Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Emil, where is your signature from?

L.A. Requiem by Robert Crais. I've read the book 2343 times.

[sleuth]

Originally posted by anileve I am 53. Neither that nor this. I am an independent thinker and doer. Personally I think people can change, only if they are willing and only for themselves. Otherwise a "change" for someone else is only a temporary state, which one might resent later.

**high 5** same here 53

[fIReBuRntInHeLL]

I dont think people change, they never change only the circumstances change. People have some characteristcs and they
find out them when they face some new situations and circumsatnces. Because a person can change its character until the age 7, after that " IT'S DONE". A seven year old has a developed character. It grows up, years by years and discovers new things and reacts to those things. That reaction is not change, it's just a feature that he/she never "met" before.

[loseyourname]

28

Low self monitor:

-use internal values and beliefs in deciding how to behave
-act the same in most social circles
-can be relied upon for opinions as they tend to say it like they see it
-tend to be better in research and project-based work

[dusken]

40

[sSsflamesSs]

34

[spiral]

I got a 45. Yay I'm neutral....

[spiral]

Also, you will notice that people who are majoring/interested in the physical sciences will score towards the lower numbers, and people in Social sciences will score in the upper.

[sSsflamesSs]

Originally posted by spiral Also, you will notice that people who are majoring/interested in the physical sciences will score towards the lower numbers, and people in Social sciences will score in the upper.

I guess that makes me antisocial, hahaha.

[loseyourname]

It makes you truthful. The higher you score, the harder you are trying to be something you're not.