Katlyn Firkus - Research Project

Dear Participant,
You have been selected to participate in a study attempting to correlate responses to the Projective Inkblot test and expression of each category of intelligence. In order to participate, you must verify that you are of sound mind and judgment and can honestly consent to experimentation. Participation requires that you be subjected to the Multiple Intelligences test and Projective Inkblot test online via this survey. This entails answering the following questions with full honesty and with a great deal of sincerity. If a participant for any reason choose to withdraw consent at any time, there will be no penalization or consequence. There are no foreseeable medical risks, but should anything occur during testing, contact the hospital, police, etc. for any necessary assistance. Benefits of participation are aid to the psychological community in the field of projective psychological evaluation confirmation and the access of the knowledge of your category of intelligence expression. If you desire a completed report of the investigation, it may be requested directly from the student researcher.
Contact Information: Katlyn Firkus – 770-929-9541 kfirkus@gmail.com
David Bonar– 770-483-8737 dbonar@rockdale.k12.ga.us


A red asterisk (*) indicates required questions.

  1. Do you consent to participating in this preliminary study?*
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  1. I enjoy categorizing things by common traits
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    No


  1. I enjoy studying biology, botany and/or zoology
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    Yes
    No


  1. I pick up on subtle differences in meaning*
    Yes
    No


  1. Ecological issues are important to me
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    Yes
    No


  1. Classification helps me make sense of new data
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    Yes
    No


  1. Concentration is difficult for me if there is background noise
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    Yes
    No


  1. I remember things by putting them in a rhyme
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    Yes
    No


  1. I easily pick up on patterns
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    Yes
    No


  1. Remembering song lyrics is easy for me
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy making music
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    Yes
    No


  1. What do you see in the image above? Why does it appear that way to you?
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  1. I can complete calculations quickly in my head
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    Yes
    No


  1. I get easily frustrated with disorganized people
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    Yes
    No


  1. Things have to make sense to me or I am dissatisfied
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    Yes
    No


  1. Problem solving comes easily to me
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    Yes
    No


  1. Structure is a good thing
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    Yes
    No


  1. It is important to see my role in the “big picture” of things
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    Yes
    No


  1. It is important for me to feel connected to people, ideas and beliefs
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy discussing questions about life
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    Yes
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  1. I wonder if there are other forms of intelligent life in the universe
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  1. Learning new things is easier when I see their real world application
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    Yes
    No


  1. I belong to more than three clubs or organizations
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    Yes
    No


  1. I value relationships more than ideas or accomplishments
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy informal chat and serious discussion
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    Yes
    No


  1. I often serve as a leader among peers and colleagues
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    Yes
    No


  1. I learn best interacting with others
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    Yes
    No


  1. What do you see in the image above? Why does it appear that way to you?
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  1. Demonstrating is better than explaining
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    Yes
    No


  1. I use gestures and non-verbal cues when I communicate
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    Yes
    No


  1. I learn by doing
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    Yes
    No


  1. Sports are a part of my life*
    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy making things with my hands
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    Yes
    No


  1. Taking notes helps me remember and understand
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy public speaking and participating in debates
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy reading books, magazines and web sites
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    Yes
    No


  1. I faithfully contact friends through letters and/or e-mail
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    Yes
    No


  1. Puns, anagrams and spoonerisms are fun
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    Yes
    No


  1. What do you see in the image above? Why does it appear this was to you?
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  1. I learn best when I have an emotional attachment to the subject
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    Yes
    No


  1. I need to know why I should do something before I agree to do it
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    Yes
    No


  1. I am keenly aware of my moral beliefs
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    Yes
    No


  1. I am willing to protest or sign a petition to right a wrong
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    Yes
    No


  1. Social justice issues interest me
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    Yes
    No


  1. I can recall things as mental pictures
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    Yes
    No


  1. I remember better using graphic organizers
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    Yes
    No


  1. I enjoy creating my own works of art
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    Yes
    No


  1. I can visualize ideas in my mind
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    Yes
    No


  1. I am good at reading maps and blueprints
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    Yes
    No





Amanda Baskett