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The 5 dimensions that define curiosity
- Joyous exploration: I view challenging situations as an opportunity to grow and learn.
- Deprivation sensitivity: I like to try to solve problems that puzzle me.
- Stress tolerance: The smallest doubt can stop me from seeking out new experiences.
- Social curiosity: Social curiosity: I like to learn about the habits of others. I like finding out why people behave the way they do.
- Thrill-seeking: The anxiety of doing something new makes me feel excited and alive. Risk-taking is exciting to me.
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Curiosity
It is the recognition, pursuit, and desire to explore novel, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous events.
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4 types of "curious" people
- The Fascinated – they score high on all dimensions of curiosity, particularly joyous exploration.
- Problem Solvers – score high on deprivation sensitivity, and are midrange for other dimensions.
- Empathizers – score high on ...
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4 types of "curious" people
- The Fascinated – they score high on all dimensions of curiosity, particularly joyous exploration.
- Problem Solvers – score high on deprivation sensitivity, and are midrange for other dimensions.
- Empathizers – score high on ...
The Five Dimensions Of Curiosity
- Joyous Exploration: It is a dimension where an individual recognizes the desire to seek out new knowledge and information with a subsequent joy of learning.
- Deprivation Sensitivity: This dimension has a distinct emotional tone where anxiety and ten...
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