How to Know If You Have a Sixth Sense Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1Several unrelated coincidences seem to point toward the same choice. How much influence do they have?
  • They become the main reason I believe the choice is meant for me.
  • They add emotional weight, but I still test the choice against practical facts.
  • They make the decision memorable but have little effect on what I choose.
  • I do not use coincidences as decision information.
• 2When working in a familiar place, how readily do you notice a new background sound, smell, or lighting change?
  • I notice when it becomes distracting or lasts for some time.
  • My attention stays on the task unless someone mentions the change.
  • I tend to register even faint changes almost at once.
  • I usually notice within a short while without deliberately checking.
• 3You must make a low-stakes choice quickly with incomplete information. What do you tend to do?
  • Select the option that produces the strongest immediate sense of fit.
  • Use the clearest available fact and avoid relying on a feeling.
  • Ask for more time or choose a default rather than guess.
  • Scan the available facts, then check which option feels right.