Napoleon Test - the question form

1. I believe the country should be governed by a leader with an "iron" hand.

2. “Charity begins at home.”

3. Speaking in front of a large audience of familiar and unfamiliar people, including colleagues, does not make me feel tense.

4. A subordinate should carry out any order or demand from a supervisor.

5. "Words cannot be stitched onto deeds."

6. When discussing serious issues with colleagues, I always have my own opinion and I express it.

7. Only dictators have achieved global-level results.

8. "Whoever has the longer reach is more in the right."

9. It does not particularly bother me if someone does not like me.

10. A real man should impose his will.

11. "Everyone wants to take, and no one wants to give."

12. I can go my own way, even if it goes against the opinion of most people around me.

13. Only a man should be the head of the family.

14. "Might makes right."

15. In a group, I can take the last sandwich, piece of cake, etc., without hesitation.

16. In business, there is no choice: it is either you or you will be taken advantage of.

17. "Keep your purse safe, and shake it however you like."

18. I do not feel awkward or at a loss when I ask acquaintances or people I do not know well for a favor.

19. I dislike it when relatives, close people, or friends try to look after me too much.

20. "Everyone looks after their own interests."

21. I can solve problems that others cannot handle.

22. As a child, I had difficulty complying with adults' demands.

23. "You cannot bake a pie for the whole world."

24. I can obtain additional education on my own.

25. I have always reacted very strongly to restrictions on my freedom.

26. "I keep to myself and stay absorbed in my own thoughts."

27. I am confident that I will achieve my goals even in questionable ventures.

28. I prefer to be in charge rather than be a subordinate.

29. "Let others sink if they want to; we will head for the sandy shore."

30. Negative opinions from others about my actions do not worry me much.

31. I do not feel it is necessary to explain the reasons for my actions.

32. "Either bite everyone, or lie in the mud yourself."

33. I always act the way I think is right.

34. I question any advice from the person I am talking to.

35. "Your own sheep keeps you warmer than your own father."

36. I believe I can always get myself out of a difficult situation, even an awkward one.

37. Sometimes I keep insisting on my own view, even though I internally feel that I am wrong.

38. "A miser is not foolish; he is looking out for his own benefit."

39. If I cause someone trouble, they deserve it.

40. My opponents do not speak out against me in my presence.

41. "I feel sorry for you, but not as much as I feel sorry for myself."

42. I am not the primary cause of conflict situations.

43. Liberals are weak-willed "wimps."

44. "To spare the horse is to exhaust yourself."

45. I do not doubt that the decisions I make are the right ones.

46. I cannot tolerate rivals and try to oppose them.

47. "One's own grief stays with you all along the road; another person's grief remains in the middle of a field."

48. In forming my judgments, I rely on my own impressions of events as they happen.

49. Democracy leads only to laxity and disobedience.

50. "A relative is a relative, but everyone has their own pocket."

51. Other people’s opinions do not concern me much; I make my own decisions.

52. My firmness in managing (or communicating with) others is often fully justified in hindsight.

53. "At dinner they are all neighbors, but when trouble comes they all run away like water."

54. If I make mistakes, it means they were unavoidable.