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PERSONALITY TEST:

YOUR PERSONALITY AND PERSONAL STRENGTHS

Part I: Checking Your Emotions: Check all that applies to you.

Set A

1. overall appealing person, cheerful and bubbly
2. likes to tell stories, talkative, life of the party
3. great sense of humor
4. physically affectionate to his listeners
5. open and emotional, passionate and expressive
6. interested and curious, innocent and wide-eyed
7. the (stage) performer
8. spontaneous and adaptable
9. sincere
10. child-like

Set B

1. meditative and deep
2. analytical
3. serious and focused
4. highly intelligent
5. skillful and creative
6. art or musically inclined
7. poetic, philosophical
8. greatly appreciative of beauty
9. selfless and sacrificing, sensitive to other people
10. conscientious and careful

Set C

1. likes being the leader
2. active and dynamic
3. compelled to make things better
4. feels obliged to correct all wrongs
5. decisive and strong-minded
6. rational instead of emotional
7. not easily disheartened
8. independent and self-reliant
9. projects confidence
10. capable of managing anything

Set D

1. modest and minimalist
2. relaxed, laid-back, easygoing
3. calm and collected
4. patient and fair
5. general and all-purpose
6. consistent and reliable
7. witty though quiet
8. supportive and sympathetic
9. secretive and controlling to his emotions
10. accepts life as it is

Part II: Results: Identify your Personality:

Your DOMINANT Personality is:

1. The Talker Extrovert (Opposite of the Thinker) – if you checked mostly A’s. You are the Idolized. Popular inclined.
2. The Thinker Introvert (Opposite of the Talker) – if you checked mostly B’s. You are the Ideal. Perfect inclined.
3. The Doer Extrovert (Opposite of the Watcher) – if you checked mostly C’s. You are the Strong. Powerful inclined.
4. The Watcher Introvert (Opposite of the Doer) – if you checked mostly D’s. You are the Serene. Peaceful inclined.

Part III: Interpret and Assess Your Personality: Your Personal Strengths:

A. The Talker Extrovert – the Idolized:

1. The Talker Extrovert (as a Friend) is a people person. He loves people and makes friends easily. Exciting and spontaneous. Good at putting off dull or awkward moments. Often complemented and/or envied by others. He doesn’t hold grudges and is apologetic.
2. The Talker Extrovert (at Work) likes to volunteer. He charms others to perform and inspires others to participate. Creative and comes up with new activities. Always seemingly awesome and flashy. He is enthusiastic and energetic.
3. The Talker Extrovert (in the Home)always makes the home a fun place to be in. He turns domestic disasters into home humor. He creates a fun family circus in the home and is even liked by the kids’ friends.

B. The Thinker Introvert – the Ideal:

1. The Thinker Introvert (as a Friend) is carefully at making friends. He seeks the greatest friends and his best match. Could be contented with a few good friends. Faithful, devoted, concerned, and compassionate. He listens to complaints; advices, and helps resolves problems. He is typically not an attention grabber.
2. The Thinker Introvert (at Work) is schedule and detail oriented. He has very high standards. Organized and orderly, thoroughly and persistent. Doesn’t overlook problems, and is economical and find the solutions creatively. Recognizes the aid of charts, graphs, lists, or figures. He aims to finish what is started.
3. The Thinker Introvert (in the Home)has high values and principles. He encourages virtue and righteousness, and strives to do everything correctly. Encourages performance and promotes both academics and talents in the family. Picks up after the kids and is self-sacrificing for everyone’s good. He keeps the home in great order.

C. The Doer Extrovert – the Strong:

1. The Doer Extrovert (as a Friend) needs only a few trusted friends. He is reliable during emergencies. Gives enough effort for group activities, and is best at organizing. A leader of the pack. He is usually right and seldom in the wrong.
2. The Doer Extrovert (at Work) is goal oriented and organized. He gets the whole picture and finds practical solutions. Stimulates action, production, and participation. Delegates the work while being alert and active. Persistent. He is unrelenting, thriving on opposition.
3. The Doer Extrovert (in the Home) always finds the answers. He is a reliable leader, a motivator of actions. He is good at establishing family goals and organizing the household.

D. The Watcher Introvert – the Serene:

1. The Watcher Introvert (as a Friend) has many good friends. He enjoys watching and listening to people. Pleasant, easy to get along with, and enjoyable. Concerned and compassionate. He is a good listener and inoffensive.
2. The Watcher Introvert (at Work) is a peace keeper. He avoids conflicts and is generally agreeable. Competent, stable, and administratively able. Intercedes with the problems and often finds the easy way to a solution. He works good under pressure.
3. The Watcher Introvert (in the Home) makes a good patient parent or family member. He gives time for the kids and is never in a hurry to do things. He is not very easily upset, and accepts the good with the bad.

No matter which type of Personality you have, it is best to recognize what your personal strengths are and particularly how you excel, and then, strive to make these work for you as your unique assets.

© YOUR PERSONALITY AND PERSONAL STRENGTHS Personality Quiz by Ae Dechavez, 2009. (Reference: Personality Puzzle by Florence and Marita Littauer, 1992)