Personality type systems and their tests

Each system has its own tests. Your results are saved in this browser and gather here.

Take any test and your type will appear on the system’s tile.

16 types

Four pairs of poles from Jung’s dichotomies give a four-letter code, such as ENFP.

First question: Personality Test

A cousin's wedding reception started at noon, and the dance floor is just filling up. What do you do?

I pull other guests onto the dance floor.I take a turn on the dance floor.I need a breather out on the patio, away from the speakers.I head home to a quiet apartment.

4 tests

Enneagram Nine types sit on a circle and fall into three centers of three types each. 2 tests Archetypes Margaret Mark and Carol Pearson’s 2001 set has twelve archetypes, including the Ruler, the Sage and the Jester. 3 tests Love languages The model sorts the ways of giving and receiving love in a relationship into five love languages. 1 test Attachment Two axes, anxiety and avoidance, place adults in one of four attachment styles. 1 test DISC DISC is a behavioral model with four styles, which follow from two dimensions. 1 test Big Five Personality in the Big Five is a position on five continuous scales. 1 test Temperaments Four temperaments (sanguine, choleric, melancholic and phlegmatic) come from the ancient doctrine of body fluids. 1 test Socionics Socionics is one of the 16-type systems, with its own type names from Don Quixote to Yesenin. 1 test HEXACO HEXACO has six factors with four facets each. 1 test Cognitive functions Jung’s eight functions are thinking, feeling, sensing and intuition, each in an extraverted and an introverted form. 1 test Color types Four colors, each standing for a style of behavior. 1 test Type A/B Type A hurries and competes; Type B is calmer and more patient. 1 test Introversion and extraversion Introversion and extraversion form one dimension that Jung, Eysenck and the Big Five define differently. 1 test

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The 16 types system: where it came from and how it works

One old idea about how people differ grew into several systems that sort people into types. This article follows where they split, what research found and what a test result can tell you.

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