Name: Bayao, Osmeña Shahid G.
Strand: HUMSS
Section:
HUMSS 12-A
Instructions: Read the personality traits per column then tick all the traits that you possess. Add all the number of ticks
for each column and write the total below. The highest number that you will get defines your personality type. Refer to the
handout below the worksheet for the personality description.
A B C D
☐ Likes control ✔️ Enthusiastic ✔️ Sensitive ☐ Consistent
✔️ Confident ☐ Visionary ✔️ Calm ☐ Reserved
✔️ Firm ✔️ Energetic ☐ Non-demanding ☐ Practical
☐ Likes challenges ☐ Promoter ☐ Enjoys routine ✔️ Factual
✔️ Problem solver ☐ Mixes easily ☐ Relational ☐ Perfectionistic
☐ Bold ✔️ Fun-loving ☐ Adaptable ☐ Detailed
☐ Goal driven ✔️ Spontaneous ✔️ Thoughtful ☐ Inquisitive
☐ Strong willed ☐ Likes new ideas ✔️ Patient ☐ Persistent
✔️ Self-resilient ☐ Optimistic ✔️ Good listener ✔️ Sensitive
☐ Persistent ☐ Takes risks ✔️ Loyal ☐ Accurate
☐ Takes change ☐ Motivator ☐ Self-composed ☐ Controlled
Total: 4 Total: 4 Total: 6 Total: 2
1. How did the results make you feel? Why?
I feel likely bring a sense of clarity and affirmation, showing a balance between strengths like being
confident, energetic, spontaneous, and thoughtful. It reflects both your ability to take charge and be
sensitive to others, which can feel empowering. Knowing that you're a problem solver who is calm
under pressure and also thoughtful and loyal can provide reassurance about your ability to navigate
challenges while maintaining strong relationships.
1. Why do you think it is important to know your strengths and weakness?
Knowing or being aware of your strength and weaknesses can help you a lot when it comes to
facing future obstacles. If you can solve a problem because you know your strength and know you
can definitely solve them, then it's good, and with problems you know you can't solve by yourself
because you know it's your weakness and not within your capabilities, then preparing for them and
asking others' for help is a thing you can do. Asking others for help because you can't face a
problem alone is much better than struggling with a problem because you don't know what to do.
Knowing what you can't and can do makes you a lot stronger because it's better to face a problem
strategically and solve them than facing them head-on wihtout knowing what to do. Being aware of
something is better than ignorance.
1. How can you use your strengths and minimize your weakness to develop yourself in the following aspects:
physical or physiological, intellectual, spiritual, and social?
To develop myself in various aspects, I would focus on leveraging my strengths while being mindful
of my weaknesses in each area: 1. Physical/Physiological: - Strengths: If I have discipline or a love
for routines, I can create and stick to a consistent exercise and nutrition plan. This can improve my
overall health and fitness. - Minimizing weaknesses: If I struggle with procrastination or
inconsistency, I could start small, set achievable goals, and hold myself accountable through
tracking progress. 2. Intellectual: Strengths: Using my curiosity and ability to analyze information, I
can commit to lifelong learning by reading books, attending courses, or engaging in discussions to
broaden my knowledge. - Minimizing weaknesses: If I tend to get easily distracted or overwhelmed,
I can break down learning tasks into manageable chunks and focus on one topic at a time to avoid
burnout. 3. Spiritual: - Strengths: By reflecting on my values and beliefs, I can practice mindfulness
or meditation regularly, deepening my connection to myself and my spiritual goals. - Minimizing
weaknesses: If I tend to lose focus or lack consistency, I can schedule specific times for spiritual
practice, like meditation or prayer, and seek guidance from mentors or groups. 4. Social: -
Strengths: Leveraging my interpersonal skills, empathy, or strong communication abilities, I can
form meaningful relationships and support others, strengthening my social network. - Minimizing
weaknesses: If I find it challenging to be vulnerable or to maintain relationships, I could work on
improving my communication by being more open and actively listening to others.
1. How did the poem effect you?
The poem offers a powerful reminder of the beauty and necessity of different personality types. It made me reflect on
how our unique temperaments contribute to the greater whole. The poem suggests that while no one personality is
perfect on its own, each one brings something essential. It affected me by encouraging an appreciation for diversity in
human nature, and it highlights that balance and harmony are achieved through our combined strengths. I felt a sense
of gratitude for the variety of traits we possess, which enable us to function together as a cohesive unit.
