In prior posts I've argued that taking tests is a great way to learn about yourself. To that end, here's another batch of personality tests. Three additional suggestions as you take the tests: 1. Note any questions you're surprised that they're asking; for example, questions that you feel have an obvious answer that almost everyone would select. (The fact that the question is being asked is an indication that a lot of people do make the other choice, and so this is a good technique for discovering ways in which you had incorrectly assumed others think the way you do.) 2. Mark questions for which your desired response is different from your actual response (i.e. the way you are is different from the way you wish you were). 3. Record your answers somewhere and take the tests again in a year or two to see if your answers changed (and if so, whether the changes were in the direction desired or not).
Myers-Briggs personality test
What are you politically?
Are you an empathizer or a systematizer?
Are you tone-deaf?
additional personality tests