Personality Type Test: Which of the 16 Types Are You?
Crowds or quiet? Logic or feelings? Answer 44 short statements and discover your personality type among 16 types.
- Estimated duration: 4 minutes
- Number of questions: 28
- Age range: 13–99 years
- Category: Personality, Self Discovery
About this instrument
Some people light up in a crowd, others feel refreshed only after time alone. Some decide with their head, others with their heart. This test helps you recognize your natural tendencies in how you gain energy, take in information, make decisions, and go about your day.
What you'll get:
Your 4-letter type code , like INFJ or ESTP, out of 16 possible types
A character card you can save and share, like "The Meaning Keeper" or "The Joy Bringer"
How strong your preference is on each pair: Extravert–Introvert, Sensing–Intuition, Thinking–Feeling, Judging–Perceiving
Your strengths, room to grow, and fields that may suit you
About this test: 28 statements, about 4 minutes. It is based on Carl Jung's theory of psychological type, later developed into a 16-type model by Isabel Briggs Myers and Katharine Briggs. All statements and type descriptions in this test were written by Mindovia and are not affiliated with any personality test publisher.
What it reflects on
- Energy Direction
- Taking In Information
- Making Decisions
- Approach to Life
How to take it
Read each statement and choose how well it describes you.
There are no right or wrong answers, and no type is better than another.
Answer as your usual, most comfortable self, not who you think you should be or who your job asks you to be.
Don't overthink it. Your first answer is usually the most honest.
This tool is for self-exploration and is not a diagnosis. A type describes preferences, not abilities, and should not be used for hiring decisions.