Develop Your Skill to Understand Others' Thoughts

Are you someone with a heightened sensitivity and a strong sixth sense, or do you find yourself a bit slow to pick up on things? Can you interpret what's going on in others' minds by observing their words and actions? Do you truly grasp what others are thinking and feeling? Today, Teacher Fanxin offers a psychological test to explore your ability to perceive the thoughts of others.

1. If a colleague unexpectedly says they have a stomach ache and can't attend an event, yet you later discover they were secretly on a date, what would be your first reaction?

I would confront them directly.

I would inform the supervisor.

I would pretend not to know.

I would think they are unethical.  

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2. If you've had a disagreement with a good friend, and afterwards they often give you hateful looks, what would be your first reaction?

I would insult them directly.

I would look for opportunities to embarrass them.

I would think they are petty.

I would ignore them.

3. If your partner questions your loyalty in a dream and demands you cut ties with a friend of the opposite sex, what’s your first reaction upon waking?

I would think my partner is being unreasonable.

I would get angry at my partner.

I would be cautious of my partner for a while.

I would reduce contact with friends for a while.

4. In your subconscious, which of the following scenarios seems most likely to happen soon?

You expose a secret of a leader / A friend suddenly betrays you.

You betray a friend for love / A classmate suddenly insults you.

You help the police catch a suspect / You discover a friend's secret.

You argue with a friend / Your partner cheats and you act as if you don’t know.

5. If you dream about finding a leader completely naked next to a colleague, how do you react upon waking?

I would think I am overthinking.

I would find the leader disgusting.

I would think the leader is having an affair with the colleague.

I would tell others about the dream.

6. If you dream that a friend is secretly plotting against a leader, what would be your first reaction?

I would think it has nothing to do with me.

I would ask my friend why.

I would secretly inform the leader.

I would stop my friend.

7. If you're having lunch and receive a call from a leader to come to the office immediately, how do you react?

I would think they are crazy.

I would ignore them.

I would think they are in trouble.

I would feel very conflicted inside.

8. If you usually have a poor relationship with a friend, but they invite you to be a guest at a large event, what’s your first reaction?

I would agree to their invitation.

I would think they want to reconcile.

I would think they have ulterior motives.

I would be cautious of them.

9. If in a dream, you're hiking with colleagues and suddenly there's a downpour causing someone to fall, what do you do?

I would go help them up.

I would not approach them.

I would think they are just unlucky.

I would ignore them.

10. If in a dream, a friend tells you they plan to resign and start a business, inviting you to join, what’s your first thought?

I would ignore them.

I would join them.

I would think about it.

I would think they are crazy.

11. If in a dream, a friend suddenly goes missing, and you discover your partner has been in contact with them, what would be your first reaction?

I would think my friend and partner are hiding something from me.  

I would secretly follow my partner.

I would think I am overthinking.

I would think it has nothing to do with me.

Ability to See Through Others: 10 points

You are a straightforward and sincere person who doesn’t suspect others easily. You rarely wonder if someone might be working against you behind the scenes. When you face setbacks, you tend to self-blame. Your interpersonal relationships might not be as solid as you think; individuals who seem to have a good rapport with you might betray you at crucial moments. Your ability to read minds is limited; since you take politeness at face value, you tend to trust people easily, which can lead to being taken advantage of.

Ability to See Through Others: 30 points

You have uncomplicated thoughts and tend to act straightforwardly, avoiding scheming or manipulation. You fundamentally believe in the goodness of human nature and doubt that anyone would harm you without cause. This belief may cause you to be overly transparent, revealing secrets early on and giving malicious individuals a chance to exploit your vulnerabilities, potentially affecting your career or personal relationships. Your skill at reading minds is moderate; you may struggle to discern dishonest praise, and are prone to agreeing to unrealistic demands when someone plays on your emotions.

Ability to See Through Others: 60 points

You have keen intuition and decisiveness, showing an interest in uncovering what's beneath the surface in others. You don't take people merely at their word, and your skill at reading others is relatively strong. When encountering someone with hidden motives or deceit, you can often detect their disloyalty through small clues. In relationships, you’re not excessively demanding of partners; as long as your partner is sincere, you aim to understand and meet their genuine needs. Professionally, once you suspect someone's withholding information, you're hesitant to collaborate.

Ability to See Through Others: 90 points

You are highly sensitive with a sharp judgment. Others view you as a master at discerning people’s true motives. You're able to identify others' intentions through their subtle expressions and gestures. However, your direct nature might lead you to openly discuss these intentions, potentially impacting your social relationships. Your mind-reading capability is very strong; deceptive behavior usually doesn’t go unnoticed by you. In romantic relationships, your openness can sometimes lead you to expose minor quirks in your partner early on, which might make you seem unexciting.