Parental Influence Test

[Luminous]

https://www.idrlabs.com/parental-influence/test.php

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I took it twice.
For my mother:

Parental Influence Test​

Based on your answers, your parent(s) influenced you toward:​

(Note that the same point may appear more than once and that opposite influences may be detected.)

• Taking good care of your health.
• Getting higher grades in school.
• Not arguing with your family.

For my father:

• Not having a healthy BMI.
• Not arguing with your family.
• Taking good care of your health.
• Arguing with your family.
• Spending less time on your hobbies.

 

[Coriolis]

I'm not even posting my results as they are contradictory and don't reflect my experience of growing up. This may be because my parents were very different on many of the questions. It was impossible to give a single clear answer.

 

[Maou]

Lol, lmao, this test for me.

All I got lol.

 

[GoggleGirl17]

• Arguing with your family.
• Not taking good care of your health.

True, I didn't learn much except for what I don't want to be. I've had to make an effort to unlearn these habits as an adult. I'm thankful for the freedom I had growing up though.

 

[Saturnal Snowqueen]

• Not having a healthy BMI.
• Spending less time on your hobbies.
• Getting higher grades in school.
• Arguing with your family.
  
  I thought about taking it for both sets of parents, but really the question applied to them both, just some in healthier ways

 

[Earl Grey]

Based on your answers, your parent(s) influenced you toward:​

• Getting lower grades in school.

Is this because I raised the "party nut" sliders all the way to the right? What- so successful, high-achiever people can't party now? What do you think they're doing with all their money? Also funny that the test gave me the one result I thought I wouldn't get.


EDIT: I have no idea how I ended up getting only one bullet point. This test is odd.

 

[ygolo]

Supposedly, my parents influenced me into:

• Having a healthy BMI.
• Spending more time volunteering.
• Being mindful of maintaining good health.
• Spending more time on your hobbies.
• Not arguing with your family.
• Getting higher grades in school.
• Taking good care of your health.

I'm skeptical of this too.