• With few details, you are emotional and naïve; you care little for details and are a risk-taker. • With four legs showing, you are secure, stubborn, and stick to your ideals. • With less than four legs showing, you are insecure, or are living through a period of major change. • Further, the size of the pig’s ears indicate how good a listener the artist is—large is good. And the length of the pig’s tail—again, more is better—indicates the quality of the artist’s sex life. Says Cotton: “I won’t attest to the accuracy of the results, other than to guarantee some laughter and amusement. I have delivered this test to about 400 participants and haven’t offended anyone yet.”
How and where training participants draw a pig on a blank piece of paper can provide humorous insights to their personalities. For example, because this pig was drawn near the top of the page, the artist is a positive, optimistic person. And because the pig is facing left, the artist believes in tradition, is friendly, and remembers dates.
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