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Our free test allows you to discover your personality type, so you can gain a better insight of yourself and others around you.

Based on the works developed by Katharine C. Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers, we use the 16 personalities framework. This well-established model can capture your personality quickly and pretty well, so you can find friends you're compatible with.

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what each letter stands for

The test evaluates four dimensions of your personality to provide you with a four-letter acronym, which forms your personality type. Your personality type is made up of the following traits:

Extravert - E vs. I - Introvert

Extraverts direct their energy towards the outer world, whilst introverts direct their energy towards their inner world.

Sensing - S vs. N - iNtuition

Sensing-types value tangible and concrete information, whilst intuitive-types value concepts, theories and possibilities.

Thinking - T vs. F - Feeling

Thinkers use logic when making decisions, whilst feelers consider the effect of their actions on other people.

Judging - J vs. P - Perceiving

Judging types like organisation and structure, whilst perceiving types like to go with the flow and keep their options open.

personality types

Altogether, there are 16 personality types. Take the test to discover which one you are or click on a type to read more.

Analysts: rational, impartial and intellectual

INTJ - INTP - ENTJ - ENTP

Diplomats: warm, empathetic and influential

INFJ - INFP - ENFJ - ENFP

Sentinels: practical, focused on order and stability

ISTJ - ISFJ - ESTJ - ESFJ

Explorers: spontaneous, ingenuous and flexible

ISTP - ISFP - ESTP - ESFP

disclaimer

The test takes five minutes to complete

Select the answer that most resonates with your true, authentic self

Take the test when feeling relaxed, focused, and in a relatively normal mood - situational variables can affect your result

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7. Does the thought of making a list of things you should get done over a weekend:

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10. Do you admire people more who are:

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14. Would you rather be told that you're:

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15. When reading for pleasure, do you:

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18. When it's settled well in advance that you will do something at a certain time, do you find it:

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Analysts

Characterised by being rational, impartial and intellectual

intj

intj

intj

intj

Diplomats

Characterised by warm, empathetic and influential

infj

infp

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enfp