As a cat person, you approach life with thoughtfulness. You are self-aware and have close friends who will be there for life. The subtleties and mysteries of the world intrigue you. Your ideal Friday night is good conversation or a movie you can't figure out the ending to. Your take-charge attitude sometimes meets with conflict, but you always surpass expectations when it comes to your work. You value intelligence, grace and independence, which is why a feline friend is best for you. A few famous cat lovers are Regis Philbin, Katie Couric and Jay Leno.

Nice job! Your test score reveals that you have built a safe and protective nursery for your child. You're up to date on safety standards and determined to keep your baby safe and sound. But be careful -- if you answered even one of our 10 questions incorrectly, you may be putting your baby at risk. And remember, the nursery is not the only room in the house that needs to be baby-proofed.

Emotional overeaters have a major problem with weight management because food is closely tied to their emotional coping efforts. Thus, emotional eaters tend to eat for reasons other than physical hunger, which of course leads to excess calorie intake.

We're all emotional eaters to some extent. It's nearly impossible not to be in a food oriented society where eating is a part of celebrations and rituals -- and a fundamental aspect of family life and interaction.

How much emotional eating is too much? Simply put, when it interferes with your health and happiness.

If you ever suffer from emotional eating, you'll want to consult with Diet Psychologist Jeffrey R. Wilbert, Ph.D., and learn how to beat your fattitudes!