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Likert Scale vs. Reasoned Responses
The human personality is a multifaceted phenomenon that defies straightforward measurement through conventional quantitative questionnaires based on a Likert scale (e.g., little – enough – much). To address this limitation, we designed an advanced instrument that employs a more sophisticated methodology. This assessment comprises up to 65 questions, each with five reasoned response options. Such a system encourages a thorough examination of the alternatives, rather than an instinctive and mechanical selection.
Inspired by Big Five and MBTI Models
Our distinctive personality questionnaire draws inspiration from both the Big Five model and the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator. It encapsulates the fundamental concept of the 16 character types identified in the MBTI, but reworks this in a modern manner, thereby offering an appealing experience to younger individuals as well.
Personalized Questions
In addition, our test has an absolutely unique feature: self-calibration. This feature performs best on the second and third attempts. We therefore recommend repeating the test 3 times to get a tailor-made result. Unlike other personality tests, we are confident that ours will manage to entertain and surprise you at the same time with its effectiveness.
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TEST FEATURES
This psychological investigation tool is unique.
It updates itself after the first attempt and will provide different questions if repeated.
The result will undergo a self-calibration process reaching maximum accuracy on the third attempt.
Find out how test results are calculated and view an example result.
There are 65 questions in total, and their goal is to probe the 16 major personality traits:
1. Sociability (unsociability —> expansiveness)
2. Rationality (irrationality —> rationality)
3. Emotionality (impulsiveness —> self-control)
4. Perfectionism (carelessness —> fussiness)
5. Liveliness (laziness —> dynamism)
6. Extroversion (introversion —> extroversion)
7. Conscientiousness (recklessness —> judiciousness)
8. Sensitivity (insensitivity —> sensitivity)
9. Tolerance (indulgence —> strictness)
10. Creativity (conventionality —> originality)
11. Sagacity (naivety —> shrewdness)
12. Self-Confidence (insecurity —> self-confidence)
13. Autonomy (obedience —> self-determination)
14. Spirituality (materialism —> spirituality)
15. Irony (seriousness —> childishness)
16. Selfishness (egocentrism —> altruism)
You will receive, as always, an exclusive certificate of personality and an email with your result.
It is recommended to think carefully about the various answers before choosing.
Conducting the test including 3 consecutive attempts takes about 30 minutes.
Take your chance to receive a $50 voucher.
No registration required.
Suitable for audiences of all ages.
You can try the free DEMO before you buy the test, here: Great Personality Test Demo.
WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE
Personality tests are usually of two types: 1) boring and repetitive; 2) frivolous and inaccurate.
Aware of this phenomenon, we developed a personality test unlike any other, based on qualitative and reasoned responses instead of the usual graded scales which are difficult to interpret and not always relevant (e.g., nothing/some/quite/very much). The great personality test proposes “only” 17 questions, which deprives it of the boring factor. At the same time, it is capable of adapting to the answers given by the user in case it is repeated, increasing its accuracy from time to time through the introduction of new questions. This makes it one of the most serious and accurate personality assessments among those available online, but without the boredom of answering an endless number of questions in a single session.
In addition, if you wish to eviscerate the topic of personality assessment, you will find an excellent follow-up article at the end of the test.
FEATURED USER COMMENTS
Anselm – Rating: IIIII
Nice and most importantly not too long and boring. There are so many apps that offer personality tests out there, but almost all of them are boring or silly.
Charlotte Gardner – Rating: IIIII
Nice idea to add some explanations of spiritual nature, this is the first time I see such a thing in a personality test.
Lucy Zaber – Rating: IIIII
Finally a fairly quick quiz with answers that are not all the same and totally conformist! I found my own answer most of the time… usually with other quizzes I pick the least worst one.
Micah – Rating: IIIII
The thing I liked most was the variety of responses. I was expecting standard general answers that are always the same. Instead, each question has specific responses. Good test overall.
These comments were chosen by the staff among all those submitted by users