Positive Mental Attitude: Season 2 – Episode 22 – Quotient Analysis – Part C

Here we go! This is the last part of the quotient analysis!  If you haven’t already done Part A or Part B, I suggest you hit the links on the left and do them before the last part.

13. Learning from defeat
(a) Does defeat cause you to stop trying?

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(b) If you fail in a given effort, do you keep trying?

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(c) Is temporary defeat the same as failure?

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(d) Have you learned any lessons from defeat?

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(e) Do you know how defeat can be converted into an asset that will lead to success?

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14. Creative vision
(a) Do you use your imagination constructively?

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(b) Do you make your own decisions?

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(c) Is the man who only follows instructions always worth more than the man who also creates new ideas?”

(d) Are you inventive?

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(e) Do you create practical ideas in connection with your work?

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(f) When desirable, do you seek sound advice?”

 

15. Budgeting time and money
(a) Do you save a fixed percentage of your income?

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(b) Do you spend money without regard to your future source of income?

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(c) Do you get sufficient sleep each night?

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(d) Is it your habit to employ spare time studying self-improvement books?”

 

16. Maintenance of sound health
(a) Do you know five essential factors of sound health?

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(b) Do you know where sound health begins?

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(c) Are you aware of the relation of relaxation to sound health?

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(d) Do you know the four important factors necessary for the proper balancing of sound health?

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(e) Do you know the meaning of “hypochondria” and “psychosomatic illness”?

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17. Using cosmic habit force as it pertains to your personal habits
(a) Do you have habits which you feel you cannot control?

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(b) Have you recently eliminated undesirable habits?

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(c) Have you recently developed any new, desirable habits?”

Rating System

Here’s how to rate your answers. All the following questions should have been answered NO: 3c – 3d – 4b – 5b – 5c – 5e – 6b – 6c – 8a – 8d – 9b – 9d- 10c – 11b – 11c – 12c – 13a – 13c – 14c – 15b – 17a. All other questions should have been answered YES. Your score would have been 300 if all the questions had been answered “No” or “Yes” as shown above. This is a perfect score and very few people have ever made such a score. Now let’s see what your score was.”

Number of “Yes” answers instead of “No”:
——x 4 =——
If you answered “No” to any of the meaning questions that should have been answered “Yes,” deduct four points for each one:
Number of “No” answers instead of “Yes”:
——x 4 =——
Add the subtotals together, and subtract from 300. This will be your score.
Illustration:
Number of “Yes” answers instead of “No”: 3 x 4 = 12
Number of “No” answers instead of “Yes”: 2 x 4 = 8
Total Number of Wrong Answers __________ 20
Perfect Score ____________________ 300
Minus Total Number of Wrong Answers __________ 20
Your Score ____________________ 280

 

300 points _____ Perfect (Very Rare)
275 to 299 points _____ Good (Above Average)
200 to 274 points _____ Fair (Average)
100 to 199 points _____ Poor (Below Average)
Below 100 points _____ Unsatisfactory

You have now taken an important step to success and happiness.”

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