| Pernicious habits | |
| Full name of test: | Pernicious habits |
| What do you prefer more: to breathe in aroma of new-mown grass or exhaust automobile gases? Revel in the sun on the seaside or be smoked under violet light of a quartz lamp? Listen to nightingale singing or shrill sound of ambulance siren? There is nothing to think about to answer these questions. Everyone prefers what is natural and pleasant. But sometimes we contradict ourselves and choose the opposite. That it how bad habits arouse. It's nonsense to think we are content with substitutes of our free will. Bad habits are substitution of pleasures, which we have to refuse, or are unavailable for some reason or other. But why is it so hard to give up a bad habit? One can hardly get rid of it under threatens and against his will. The only possible way to give it up is to clear up what missing pleasure you compensate with a bad habit. | |
| Kind of test: | For general use |
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