Introverted (I) 54.05% Extroverted (E) 45.95%
Intuitive (N) 62.86% Sensing (S) 37.14% Feeling (F) 69.44% Thinking (T) 30.56% Perceiving (P) 58.33% Judging (J) 41.67% |
Your type is: INFP
INFP - "Questor". High capacity for caring. Emotional face to the world. High sense of honor derived from internal values. 4.4% of total population.
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Enneagram Test Results
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| type | score | type behavior motivation |
| 2 | 24 | I must be helpful and caring to be happy. |
| 9 | 21 | I must maintian a peaceful and easygoing environment to be happy. |
| 7 | 20 | I must be fun and entertained to be happy. |
| 3 | 19 | I must be impressive and attractive to be happy. |
| 4 | 19 | I must be unique/different to be happy. |
You scored as Type 2
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Your variant is sexual
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Yes. My enneagram test just told me that I'm a submissive slut.. lmao
Cattell 16 Factor Test Results
Cattell 16 Factor Test Results
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Cattell's 16 Factor Key
| Factor | low score | high score |
| Warmth | cold, selfish | supportive, comforting |
| Intellect | instinctive, unstable | cerebral, analytical |
| Emotional Stability | irritable, moody | level headed, calm |
| Aggressiveness | modest, docile | controlling, tough |
| Liveliness | somber, restrained | wild, fun loving |
| Dutifulness | untraditional, rebellious | conforming, traditional |
| Social Assertiveness | shy, withdrawn | uninhibited, bold |
| Sensitivity | coarse, tough | touchy, soft |
| Paranoia | trusting, easy going | wary, suspicious |
| Abstractness | practical, regular | strange, imaginative |
| Introversion | open, friendly | private, quiet |
| Anxiety | confident, self assured | fearful, self-doubting |
| Openmindedness | closeminded, set-in-ways | curious, exploratory |
| Independence | outgoing, social | loner, craves solitude |
| Perfectionism | disorganized, messy | orderly, thorough |
| Tension | relaxed, cool | stressed, unsatisfied |
Big 45 Test Results
| Gregariousness | ||||||||||||||| | 42% |
| Sociability | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Assertiveness | ||||||||||||||| | 46% |
| Poise | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Leadership | ||||||||||||||| | 50% |
| Provocativeness | ||||||||||||||| | 50% |
| Self-Disclosure | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 62% |
| Talkativeness | ||||||||| | 30% |
| Group Attachment | ||||||||||||||| | 42% |
| Extroversion | ||||||||||||||| | 50% |
| Understanding | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||| | 82% |
| Warmth | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 74% |
| Morality | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Pleasantness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Empathy | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 78% |
| Cooperation | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 78% |
| Sympathy | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 74% |
| Tenderness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Nurturance | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||| | 86% |
| Accommodation | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 74% |
| Conscientiousness | ||||||||||||||| | 46% |
| Efficiency | ||||||||||||||| | 42% |
| Dutifulness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Purposefulness | |||||||||||| | 34% |
| Organization | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Cautiousness | ||||||||| | 26% |
| Rationality | ||||||||||||||| | 42% |
| Perfectionism | |||||||||||| | 38% |
| Planning | ||||||||||||||| | 50% |
| Orderliness | ||||||||||||||| | 46% |
| Stability | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Happiness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 66% |
| Calmness | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 78% |
| Moderation | ||||||||||||||| | 50% |
| Toughness | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 74% |
| Impulse Control | |||||||||||||||||| | 54% |
| Imperturbability | ||||||||||||||| | 42% |
| Cool-headedness | |||||||||||||||||| | 54% |
| Tranquility | |||||||||||| | 34% |
| Emotional Stability | |||||||||||||||||| | 57% |
| Intellect | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 78% |
| Ingenuity | |||||||||||||||||| | 58% |
| Reflection | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||| | 86% |
| Competence | |||||||||||||||||| | 58% |
| Quickness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Introspection | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Creativity | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 62% |
| Imagination | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||| | 82% |
| Depth | |||||||||||||||||||||||| | 74% |
| Openmindedness | ||||||||||||||||||||| | 70% |
| Factor | low score | high score | |
| Gregariousness | 42% | quiet, reclusive | engaging, socially bold |
| Sociability | 66% | withdrawn, hidden | warm, open, inviting |
| Assertiveness | 46% | timid, gunshy | controlling, aggressive |
| Poise | 66% | uneasy around others | socially comfortable |
| Leadership | 50% | stays in background | prefers to lead |
| Provocativeness | 50% | modest, plays it safe | bold, uninhibited, cocky |
| Self-Disclosure | 62% | private, contained | very open and revealing |
| Talkativeness | 30% | quiet, stealthy, invisible | motor mouth, loud |
| Group Attachment | 42% | loves solitude | prefers to be with others |
| Understanding | 82% | insensitive, schizoid | respectful, sympathetic |
| Warmth | 74% | disinterested in others | supportive, helpful |
| Morality | 66% | break/ignore the rules | play by the rules |
| Pleasantness | 66% | aloof or disagreeable | gets along with others |
| Empathy | 78% | out of tune w/ others | in tune with others |
| Cooperation | 78% | competitive, warlike | agreeable, peaceful |
| Sympathy | 74% | socially inconsiderate | socially conscious |
| Tenderness | 70% | cold hearted, selfish | warm hearted, selfless |
| Nurturance | 86% | self pleasing, me first | people pleasing, me last |
| Conscientiousness | 46% | reckless, unscheduled | careful, planner |
| Efficiency | 42% | unreliable, lazy | finisher, follows through |
| Dutifulness | 70% | leisurely, derelict | strict, rule abiding |
| Purposefulness | 34% | inattentive, undisciplined | prepared, focused |
| Organization | 70% | relaxed, oblivious | detail oriented, anal |
| Cautiousness | 26% | impulsive, spendthrift | restrained, cautious |
| Rationality | 42% | irrational, random | direct, logical |
| Perfectionism | 38% | careless, error prone | detail obsessed |
| Planning | 50% | disorganized, random | scheduled, clean |
| Stability | 66% | easily frustrated | calm, cool, unphased |
| Happiness | 66% | unhappy, dissatisfied | self content, positive |
| Calmness | 78% | touchy, volatile | even tempered, tolerant |
| Moderation | 50% | needs instant gratification | easily delays gratification |
| Toughness | 74% | hypersensitive, moody | thick skinned |
| Impulse Control | 54% | lacks self control | maintains composure |
| Imperturbability | 42% | highly emotional | emotionally contained |
| Cool-headedness | 54% | demanding, controlling | accommodating |
| Tranquility | 34% | emotionally volatile | emotionally neutral |
| Intellect | 78% | instinctive, non-analytical | intellectual, analytical |
| Ingenuity | 58% | lacks new ideas | innovative, novel |
| Reflection | 86% | unreflective, coarse | art and beauty lover |
| Competence | 58% | slow to understand/think | intellectual, brainy |
| Quickness | 70% | intellectually dependent | intellectually independent |
| Introspection | 70% | not self reflective | self searching |
| Creativity | 62% | dull headed | synthesizer, iconoclast |
| Imagination | 82% | practical, realistic | dreamer, unrealistic |
| Depth | 74% | lacks curiosity | mental explorer |
Locus of Control Test Results
| Internal Locus | |||||||||||||| | 51% |
| External Locus | |||||||||||| | 49% |
| In the 60s Psychologist Julian Rotter developed a theory called Locus of Control of Reinforcement. His theory centered around whether someone thinks their life is more influenced by external factors like fate, genetics, luck, environment (external locus of control) OR by internal factors like effort, tenacity, and free will (internal locus of control).Your results suggest you believe your life is defined about equally by both internal forces (drive, free will, etc.) and external forces (genetics, environment, fate). Thus, you have an Ambiverted Locus of Control |
Brain Lateralization Test Results
*results won't usually add up to 100% as this test measures each side seperately
| Right Brain | |||||||||||||| | 56% |
| Left Brain | |||||||||||||| | 52% |
| Left brain dominant individuals are more orderly, literal, articulate, and to the point. They are good at understanding directions and anything that is explicit and logical. They can have trouble comprehending emotions and abstract concepts, they can feel lost when things are not clear, doubting anything that is not stated and proven. Right brain dominant individuals are more visual and intuitive. They are better at summarizing multiple points, picking up on what's not said, visualizing things, and making things up. They can lack attention to detail, directness, organization, and the ability to explain their ideas verbally, leaving them unable to communicate effectively. Overall you appear to have fairly Equal Hemispheres
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According to Darwinian theory, optimal evolution takes place with random variation and selective retention. The evolution savvy individual will try many different approaches when faced with a problem and select the best of those approaches. Many historical intellectuals have confessed their advantage was simply considering/exploring/trying more approaches than others. The left brain dominant type suffers from limited approaches, narrow-mindedness. The right brain dominant type suffers from too many approaches, scatterbrained. To maintain balanced hemispheres, you need to exercise both variability and selection. Just as a company will have more chance of finding a great candidate by increasing their applicant pool, an individual who considers a wider set of options is more likely to make quality decisions. |
Freud Inventory Test Results
| Oral (dependence) | |||||||||||||||| | 66% | |
| Anal (self control) | |||||||||||| | 43% | |
| Phallic (sexuality) | |||||||||||||||||||| | 86% | |
| Latency (learning) | |||||||||||||||| | 63% | |
| Genital (productivity) | |||||||||||||| | 53% |
| Oral: you appear to be overly passive and dependent, wanting things to be given to you instead of working for them. Anal: you appear to have a good balance of self control and spontaneity, order and chaos, variety and selectivity. Phallic: you appear to have issues with controlling your sexual desires and possibly fidelity. Latency: you appear to be afraid or averse to present or future real world responsibilities, this will only make your inevitable transition more difficult, so learn to deal with the real world. Genital: you appear to be somewhere between a progressive/openminded and regressive/closeminded outlook on life. Freuds theorized that there are 5 stages of psychological development. At the oral stage the main issue is dependency, at the anal stage the main issue is self control, at the phallic stage the main issue is sexual identity, at the latency stage it's skill development, and at the genital stage its creativity and productivity. Freud theorized that psychological problems are related to problems during one or more of these stages. For example, being too cared for or too neglected causes someone to be orally fixated, too much or too little control causes someone to be anally fixated, insufficient parental role modeling causes phallic fixation. An orally fixated person is either irrationally dependent (expects what they want to just appear) or irrationally independent (always refuses help). An anally fixated person is either irrationally self controlled and servile to authority or has no self control and is compulsively defiant of authority. A phallicly fixated person is either a sexual compulsive (sexually innappropriate/promiscuous) or sexually repressed. Freud did not classify any latent fixation but I think it is as plausible as those at the other stages. I speculate that people that like to learn and acquire knowledge without any purpose or people that are compulsively non curious represent both dysfunctional ends of the latency spectrum. The genital stage is the final Freudian developmental stage and according to Freud people don't all succeed at this. Freud believed the ideal for human happiness is to be happy in love and work, problems in one or the other cause unhappiness. |
R-Drive Personality Test
| The R-Drive Personality system is based on the idea that genetics and environment result in distinct motivation drives that essentially define individual personality. Person A had a very artistic father (and other relatives) and that's a big part of why they are artistic (genetic). Person B had a really bad experience taking risks as a child which caused them to become very cautious (environmental) and/or they come from a very cautious family (genetic). It is important to note that these motivation drives are influenced by individual subjective perception of rewards. A person because of genetics and/or environment perceives certain behaviors to be rewarding (even if in the long term and/or short term, they may not be). The person with an eating disorder or drinking problem or penchant to package bad mortgages and sell them as good mortgages to retirement fund managers (wiping out people's nest eggs) perceives rewards from their behavior and that is why they continue to engage in it. What makes you who you are (what careers you may prefer, friends you might get along better with, romantic partners you might be more suited to, positive and negative personal characteristics and life outcomes) is highly influenced by your perceptions of what is rewarding. People with more accurate/correct perceptions of what's actually rewarding (to themselves and others) will be more likely to live happier/healthier lives and have a more positive effect on others. The purpose of this test is to help make you more aware of what you percieve to be rewarding and hopefully examine whether those things actually do, and whether you want to continue with your current reward profile. Maybe you will realize some of your reward drives are toxic to you, those close to you, and/or the world. Also, this system should help make it easier to understand others. (results here have been reworked to save space) |
Your Results: Happiness Trigger: Dangerous potential flaw(s):
Narcissism 44% Internal
Validation Failure
to contribute
Unconventionality 72% Being Unconventional Discarding values/traditions with value
Empiricism 33% Being Irrational Believing what feels right IS right
Vitality 88% Being/Knowing who I
am Over contentedness/ over
confidence
Othercentricism 94% Helping Others Being taken
advantage of, ignoring self
Independence 22%
Being dependent Over Co-dependency
Integrity 61% Honesty/ Being
Forthcoming Brutal honesty can
make enemies
Intellect 100% Intellectual complexity Impracticality, possible alienation
Stoicism 61% Calmness Egomania
Orderliness 33% Measured Chaos Disorganization, inconsistent
productivity
Dynamism 39% Constancy Inflexibility
Activity 66% Physical
Exercise Over training
Romanticism 44% Nonromantic love Fear of authentic intimacy/
commitment
Hedonism 55% Being “high” Substance
abuse/ addiction
You scored lowest on the Independent reward drive.
| The MOTIV Personality system is based on the idea that genetics and environment result in five independent and alterable personality motivations / strategies. Each person's distinct mix on these five motivations results in an vast number of different personality orientations, as few as 36 if you consider a high/low preference on each, 243 if you consider a high/middle/low preference on each, even more when you consider that some high/low
preferences will be higher/lower than others.
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Your results:
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| *scores in gray are the average scores of other people who have taken this test |
| Although, you are encouraged to think about the MOTIV system and determine your own type, based on this test, this is where you seem to be on the five MOTIV spectrums. |
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Verbal Intelligence Test Results
Sir Francis Galton, the cousin of Charles Darwin, first popularized the notion of measurable intelligence in the late 1800s. Charles Spearman later discovered that all mental abilities tend to correlate together when statistically analyzed. He called this G. Modern researchers tend to agree that there are two kinds of intelligence, crystallized intelligence (learned knowledge) and fluid intelligence (abstract processing ability). Verbal tests tend to measure crystallized intelligence more. While fluid intelligence peaks between the ages of 18-21, dropping after that, crystallized intelligence can increase as you get older and does not degrade (usually) until fairly late in life. According to a number of studies, the correlation between vocabulary and general iq is around .8 (a very high correlation).
Your overall percentile is 80% which means you scored higher than 80% of the people who have taken this test. The internet population tends to be more intelligent so your percentile might be higher if the test taking sample was perfectly random. |
Visual Pattern Fluid Intelligence Test Results
| Most non-verbal intelligence tests measure the fluid intelligence. Some research suggests that fluid intelligence may correlate best to G. Your overall percentile is 54% which means you scored higher than 54% of the people who have taken this test. The internet population tends to be more intelligent so your percentile might be higher if the test taking sample was perfectly random. |
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