I am generally quick to make impressions of people.
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I am quick to see and work towards meeting the physical needs of others.
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When I hear things said in a sermon, lesson or similar, I am quick to want to validate whether what was said or taught is 100% accurate.
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When I see a problem arise in others, I am quick to try and see the good in it and help them view it more as an opportunity for betterment.
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When I hear someone is struggling financially, I am compelled to help them out financially and prefer it to be anonymous.
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If there is a big project at church, I am usually one who begins to consider who would be best for what job.
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When someone is hurting, most often I just want to be there with them and for them and to be a shoulder for them to cry on.
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "What is God trying to say to you through this illness? Is there some sin you haven‘t confessed yet?"
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "Here's a little gift! Now, I brought your mail in, fed your dog, watered your plants, and washed your dishes."
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "I did some research on your illness and I believe I can explain what's happening."
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "How can we use what you're learning here to help you and others in the future?"
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "Do you have insurance to cover this kind of illness? Is there anything you need?"
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "Don’t worry about a thing. I've assigned your job to four others in the office."
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If someone is sick or has been injured, my initial response most likely would be "I can't begin to tell you how I felt when I learned you were so sick. How do you feel now?"
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "That's what happens when you’re not careful."(Motivation: to correct the problem)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "Oh, let me help you clean it up."(Motivation: to fulfill a need)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "The reason that it fell is that it was too heavy on one side."(Motivation: to discover why it happened)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "Let me help you get the other desserts so you don’t have to carry so much."(Motivation: to correct the future)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "I'll be happy to buy you a new dessert."(Motivation: to give to a tangible need)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "Jim, would you please get the mop. Sue, please help me pick this up; and Mary, please help get another dessert."(Motivation: to achieve the immediate goal of the group)
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If I were at a group luncheon with co-workers and one of them dropped their tray of food, my initial response to them would most likely be "Don’t feel badly. It could have happened to anyone."(Motivation: to relieve embarrassment)
True		False