Happiness test results:
My happiness test results say that I am 40/100 - cynicism or 40% a Cynic.
According to the happiness test, I am someone who believes in the goodness of all humans and the kind who will give everyone the benefit of the doubt at least once. It goes on to explain that I will try to find the good in even the most difficult of people and be willing to put my trust and faith in to others.
The test believes that unlike my pessimist counterparts I do not distrust almost everyone or have a hard time believing in their good intentions. The test points out I have a healthy dose of skepticism but am much more trusting and accepting, which gives me a balanced and upbeat perspective on life.
Q- describe whether or not you agree with
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I strongly believe everyone deserves a chance at trust and I love to find the good in everyone, even people who may have wronged me in the past. I also agree that I easily place my trust in others and do not jump to conclusions that someone may have bad intentions off the get go.
I feel that this test is accurate, because it asks a lot of relevant questions that in my opinion relate directly to happiness. For example, one question it asked was, do you keep in close contact with friends and family. I believe that good relationships with loved ones are one of the major keys to happiness.
Stress test results: My stress test results were 5, the test tells me I have only few hassles in my life. It goes on to say that I may try hard to avoid problems that I shy away from taking on challenges.
Q - describe whether you feel those results are accurate.
I do not feel these results are accurate for the following reasons. First, this test did not ask me a lot of questions that relate to causes of stress in my life. For example, my results say that I have few hassles in my life, but I believe I have much more than a few. With work, school, home life, bills etc. I feel there is a lot on my plate to create