Personality Test

Do you go more by:?

principles or facts “Principles”: You rely more on what has been accepted as truth in the past and apply that to the present situation. “Facts”: You rely more on data and evidence that is at hand and tend to notice even the small details.

Are you more frequently:?

a practical sort of person or a fanciful sort of person “A practical sort of person”: You more often use your common sense and trust past experience when you make decisions. “A fanciful sort of person”: You more often rely on your hunches and your decisions are usually not based on what is tried and tested.

Are you more attracted to:?

imaginative people or sensible people “Imaginative people”: You prefer people who are creative and artistic. “Sensible people”: You prefer people who are practical and level-headed.

Do you feel better about:?

having purchased or having the option to buy “Having purchased”: You feel happy when you get to buy the things you want. “Having the option to buy”: You don’t actually buy things to make you happy as long as you know you have the means to buy them.

Is it harder for you to:?

identify with others or utilize others “Identify with others”: You find it difficult to understand how others are thinking or feeling. “Utilize others”: You find it difficult to see others on an impersonal level and accomplish the task at hand without involving feelings or emotions.