Form: Military Psychological Stability Test, Prognoz-2

There have been times when I abandoned a task I had begun because I was afraid that I would not cope with it.

It is easy for others to to out-argue me.

I avoid correcting people who make unfounded statements.

People show me as much sympathy and goodwill as I deserve.

Sometimes I am sure that other people know what I am thinking about.

There have been occasions when I did not keep my promises.

At times I am completely convinced of my own worthlessness.

I have never had any conflicts with the law.

I often remember numbers that have no meaning for me (for example, car license numbers and the like).

Sometimes I tell lies.

I am more impressionable than most other people.

I am pleased to have important people among my acquaintances; it seems to give me more importance in my own eyes.

Fate is definitely not favorable to me.

I am often told that I am hot-tempered.

There have been times when I spoke about things I did not understand.

I easily lose patience with people.

I have no enemies who truly wish to harm me.

Sometimes my hearing becomes so sharp that it even bothers me.

Sometimes I put off until tomorrow what could be done today.

If people had not been against me, I would have achieved much more in life.

In games I prefer to win.

I often cross to the other side of the street in order to avoid meeting someone I do not wish to see.

Most of the time I have the feeling that I have done something wrong or even bad.

If someone says something foolish or otherwise shows ignorance, I try to explain his mistake to him.

Sometimes I feel that so many difficulties have piled up before me that it is simply impossible to overcome them.

When I am a guest I behave better at the table than I do at home.

In my family there are very high-strung people.

If someone is responsible for my failures, I do not leave him unpunished.

I must admit that at times I worry about trifles.

When I am asked to begin a discussion or express an opinion on a question I understand well, I do so without hesitation.

I often make fun of my friends.

During my life my attitude toward my profession has changed several times.

There have been occasions when, while discussing certain questions, I agreed with the opinion of others without much reflection.

I have often worked under people who knew how to arrange matters so that all successes were attributed to them, while others were blamed for mistakes.

I enter without fear a room where others have already gathered and are talking.

It seems to me that people treat me unfairly especially often.

When I am in a high place, I sometimes feel the desire to jump down.

Among my acquaintances there are people whom I do not like.

My plans have often seemed so difficult to carry out that I had to abandon them.

I am often absent-minded and forgetful.

I rarely have attacks of bad mood.

I would prefer to work with women.

I am happiest when I am alone.

Sometimes, when I do not feel well, I become irritable.

I often have dreams that it would be better not to tell anyone about.

My convictions and views are unshakable.

I am a nervous and easily excitable person.

It irritates me greatly when I forget where I have put things.

Sometimes I become angry.

I like work that requires close attention.

Sometimes I become so restless that I cannot remain seated.

Sometimes an indecent or even improper joke makes me laugh.

Sometimes such bad thoughts come into my mind that it would be better not to tell anyone about them.

Sometimes I take herbal sedatives (like valerian) or other over-the-counter calming remedies.

I am an active and energetic person.

Now it is difficult for me to hope that I will achieve anything in life.

Sometimes I feel that I am close to a nervous breakdown.

There have been times when I did not answer letters immediately after reading them.

Once a week or more often I become excited and agitated.

It is very difficult for me to adapt to new conditions of life, work, or study. A transition to new conditions seems unbearably difficult to me.

Sometimes it has happened that I was late for work or for an appointment.

I often have headaches.

I have led a wrong way of life.

I drink alcoholic beverages in moderate quantities (or do not drink at all).

I often indulge in sad reflections.

Compared with other families, there is very little love and warmth in my family.

I often have rises and falls in mood.

When I am among people, I sometimes hear very strange things.

I believe that I have often been punished undeservedly.

I am afraid to look down from a great height.

There have been times when for whole days or even weeks I could do nothing because I could not bring myself to begin work.

Every day I drink an unusually large amount of water.

There have been periods when I did something and later did not know what exactly I had done.

When I try to do something, I often notice that my hands tremble.

I think that I am a doomed person.

I have periods of such strong anxiety that I cannot remain seated.

At times it seems to me that my head works more slowly.

It seems to me that I feel everything more sharply than other people.

Sometimes, for no reason at all, I suddenly experience a period of unusual cheerfulness.

Some things disturb me so much that it is difficult even to speak about them.

Sometimes my nerves fail me.

I often have the feeling that everything around me is unreal.

When I hear about the success of a close acquaintance, I begin to feel that I am a failure.

Sometimes bad and even terrible words come into my mind, and I cannot get rid of them.

Sometimes I try to keep away from certain people so as not to do or say something that I might later regret.

Often, even when everything is going well for me, I feel indifferent to everything.