Decision-Making Trends, DMTI Test - the question form

1. Regardless of how satisfied I am with my job, I feel it is right to look for better opportunities.

2. No matter what I do, I set the highest standards for myself.

3. I never settle for anything second-rate.

4. When choosing among alternatives, I settle on the first option that works for me.

5. At work or in my studies, I always set the highest goals for myself.

6. At work or in my studies, I tend to choose decisions that guarantee outcomes that are satisfactory to me.

7. At work or in my studies, I set goals that require minimal effort to achieve.

8. Whenever I make a decision, I try to consider all possible alternatives, even those that are not currently available.

9. At work or in my studies, I am willing to go along with any choice that delivers only the minimum result.

10. In any area, I try to achieve results that are satisfactory to me.

11. At work or in my studies, even a minimal result can be acceptable to me.

12. At work or in my studies, I spend time choosing a decision that suits me.

13. I always set goals that require minimal effort to achieve.

14. When making decisions, I take time to choose an alternative that is acceptable to me.

15. When I have to make a decision, I choose the "minimum" option.

16. When I am faced with a new task, I spend a lot of time gathering information about possible ways to solve it.

17. When I am given a new task at work, I put in no more effort than is required.

18. When completing a work task, I strive for the best possible result, regardless of the effort and time required.

19. When completing any task, I am satisfied with a result that I consider sufficient at the time.

20. When completing a work task, I am satisfied with a result that requires minimal effort to achieve.