Stimulation

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Stimulation

Quick definition

Values novelty, excitement and challenge in life.

Average user score

58

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Description

Stimulation is defined by an overall openness to change and a desire for an activation of the self. High scorers are motivated by excitement, thrills, and variety—both in their personal and work lives. This can manifest in high stimulus activities and environments such as extreme sports, nightclubs, travel, or even a constant drive to meet new people.

Related Traits

People who value stimulation also tend to be Excitement-seeking

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Healthy Adaptations

In its healthiest form, these people channel their energy into high stimulus activities and environments such as extreme sports, nightclubs, travel, or even merely possessing a constant drive to meet new people. At work, they are boundary pushing employees who are daring and willing to take risks in the workplace that others are not. Though they do not necessarily need a fast-paced work environment to excel, they do need variety to feel positively activated.