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konstansa Freud’s priorities  | |
| Представим, что в доме разом случился кавардак. Обычная история. Если монстры атакуют, то все разом. Я про это уже писала вот тут В общем, так уж получилось, что у вас разом… зазвонил телефон, заплакал ребенок, кто-то начал трезвонить в дверь, в это же время вдруг резко начался страшный дождь, а у вас на балконе проветривается одежда. И еще, нужно срочно закрыть на кухне кран, иначе вот уже сию минуту польется через край. В какой последовательности вы будете совершать действия? Якобы, это тест жизненных приоритетов по Фрейду, и каждый пункт обозначает определенную сферу вашей жизни. Ключ завтра выложу. А вы подумайте, набросайте мне тут свое решение, а потом сверитесь. 1 - ответить на звонок 2 - успокоить ребенка 3 - открыть входную дверь 4 - убрать с балкона одежду 5 - закрыть кран. На всякий случай даю оригинал теста. Five things are happening in your house at the same time. In which sequence would you solve them? The telephone is ringing! The baby is crying! Someone’s knocking or calling you from the front door! You hung the clothes out to dry and it is beginning to rain! You left the tap on in the kitchen and the water is already overflowing! In which sequence would you solve these problems? Нашла у mi3ch. Tags: разминка для мозгов |
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2. See to baby
3. answer phone (if it is still ringing it must be important!)
4. Sort out running tap
5. Bring in clothes
If i recognize the voice thru the door, get the door, then the baby. otherwise baby first, then door.
Consider answering the phone on the way to get the clothes in - or not, it can go to voicemail and i'll pick it up then.
so,
- Tap
- Door/Baby
- Phone (or not)
- Clothes
1.) Water: Most urgent, can cause a lot of mess/damage.
2.) Baby: Most important, but can probably wait the couple of seconds it takes to turn off the water. If possible, I'd deal with it simultaneously.
3.) Clothes: A little rain won't ruin them, so they can wait.
4.) Just ignore the knocking, if it's some stranger or salesman or Jehovah's Witnesses. Shout to wait a minute, if it's the postman or a neighbour. (If it's a friend, then I'd let them in right after I had turned off the tap, with the baby under my arm, and ask them to help me get in the clothes.)
5.) The telephone must have stopped ringing by then. They'll call again, and it's never important.
Will there be some kind of a solution?
...Oh, a cat! A distant relative to Bagpuss?
take a look :))
And here's Leopold: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kot+leopold&aq=0
What he says to the mice at the end of every cartoon is, "Folks, let's get along with each other as friends should"
Enjoy!
And I respectfully beg to differ...work is important to me, and it was also thus to my parents...it depends ;)
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and that was my answer ;)
2. Turn off the tap in the kitchen
3. See who's at the front door
4. Answer the phone (or let the answering machine pick up--anyhow if it's important, they'll call back)
5. Get the clothes
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I don't think this test is fully valid--if I'm expecting a very important phone call, I would get it first...(after getting the baby) and if I'm not expecting visitors, I'd not hurry to the front door...so it depends on the circumstances also...
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с полем слева.
как ты такое сделала?
я тоже так хочу научиться.
I've no idea--I copied and pasted--that's how it came out! ;) I actually didn't want it that way :)))