Psychiatrist Dr. Frank Caprio gives the following breakdown:
HAPHAZARD UNDRESSER:
If you throw your clothes all over the house, you are a friendly,
life-of-the-party type. You are free with your thoughts and opinions,
not caring much about what others think of you.
METICULOUS UNDRESSER:
If you remove each piece of clothing and put it away carefully, you
are
a serious person who likes life very calm. You are comfortable with
routine and you believe that the best way to deal with life's problems
is to prevent them in the first place.
SHOES AND SOCKS FIRST UNDRESSER:
You are perfectionist, very shy, observant, dependable, intense and
think before making decisions. You go about your tasks methodically,
with concentration. You know how to pay attention. SLOW UNDRESSER: If
you take off the shirt and ten minutes later get around to the pants,
you are extremely self-confident, intellectual, a deep thinker and
don't
like to be hassled. Usually you like a lot of free time for yourself.
FAST UNDRESSER:
If you get out of your clothes as quickly as possible, you are
concerned
about others and what they expect from you but you're worried about
your
own needs. You are family-oriented and stay extremely busy.
JEWELRY OFF FIRST UNDRESSER:
If you take off your rings, watch, etc. before anything else, you are
warm, thoughtful, sensitive and romantic.
NEVER THE SAME WAY UNDRESSER:
If you never do it the same way twice, you are a very curious,
interesting person and you enjoy a broad range of activities. You take
risks and enjoy fun and adventure.
