Big Five personality test
Your personality across the five big traits and 30 facets: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism. Compare with friends and partners afterwards.
- 120 questions
- About 10 min
Tests
Free psychological tests
Explore personality, interests, abilities and well-being. Read about what each test measures, its sources and license, and how to interpret the result. Free, with no sign-up.
Personality
- 48 questions
- About 8 min
Enneagram test
Explore nine personality types and the patterns you recognize in yourself. A free full profile for self-reflection.
- 24 questions
- About 4 min
Love styles test
Explore six sides of love, from chemistry and friendship to care. Get a personal profile and something to talk about.
- 16 questions
- About 3 min
Jealousy test
Is jealousy a feeling, a habit of checking, or a fear of losing someone? 16 statements, with a score on three sides.
- 24 questions
- About 3 min
Quick personality test (Mini-IPIP6)
A three-minute test of six broad traits: the Big Five plus honesty-humility. A quick overview; take the full Big Five test for facets and more detail.
- 24 questions
- About 4 min
Introvert or extrovert
Are you an introvert, an extrovert or somewhere in between? 24 statements, with your placement and a score on six facets.
- 300 questions
- About 35 min
Big Five personality test, long version
The full IPIP-NEO-300 with 300 questions. It takes longer, but gives a more precise profile of the five traits and all 30 facets.
- 100 questions
- About 12 min
Big Five Aspects test
Each Big Five trait split in two: compassion and politeness, industriousness and orderliness, and more. 100 public-domain statements give you ten aspects.
- 240 questions
- About 25 min
HEXACO personality test
Six broad traits instead of five: the HEXACO model adds honesty-humility to the Big Five picture. 240 public-domain statements give you 24 facets.
- 163 questions
- About 18 min
16 personality factors test
Raymond Cattell's classic model with 16 factors, from warmth and dominance to vigilance and perfectionism. 163 public-domain statements give you a profile between opposite poles.
- 17 questions
- About 3 min
Empathy test
How strongly do you feel with others, and how much do you show it? 17 statements, with a score on two sides of empathy.
- 27 questions
- About 4 min
Anger test
How quickly do you catch fire, and does it reach other people? 27 statements, with a score on four sides of anger.
- 16 questions
- About 3 min
Workaholism test
Is work taking over your life, or do you just work hard? 16 statements, with a score and what drives it.
- 36 questions
- About 4 min
Accelerator or brake? (BIS/BAS)
How strongly do you react to rewards and to risks? Four scales on drive, fun seeking, reward responsiveness and caution, based on Gray's model of the brain's approach and avoidance systems.
- 21 questions
- About 3 min
Locus of control test
Do you believe your life is steered by your own choices, by powerful others, or by chance? Three scales from Levenson's classic model, with your orientation explained.
- 28 questions
- About 5 min
Dark personality test (Dark Tetrad)
The Short Dark Tetrad (SD4) measures four socially aversive traits found in everyone to some degree: Machiavellianism, narcissism, psychopathy and sadism.
- 25 questions
- About 4 min
Narcissism test
Four sides of narcissism: the urge to lead, the need for attention, a sense of entitlement and a willingness to exploit others. Based on public-domain research scales.
- 59 questions
- About 6 min
Psychopathy test
How bold, how mean and how impulsive are you compared with others? Nine traits grouped into the three sides of psychopathy in Patrick's triarchic model. Measures normal variation, not a diagnosis.
Abilities
- 54 questions
- About 20 min
Logical reasoning test
Verbal, figural and numerical problems in 15 minutes, from a test published by psychologists in the journal Intelligence. Shows your reasoning in three areas. Not an IQ test.
- 68 questions
- About 8 min
Emotional intelligence test
Your profile across seven components of emotional intelligence: noticing your feelings, showing joy and distress, empathy, being moved by others, and how much feelings guide your decisions.
- 22 questions
- About 20 min
Matrix reasoning test
Build the missing figure in a matrix. Choose 12, 22 or 36 tasks. A free pilot with a raw score.
Strengths, career and well-being
- 96 questions
- About 12 min
Character strengths test
Find your signature strengths among the 24 character strengths in Peterson and Seligman's classification, from curiosity and kindness to bravery and humor.
- 92 questions
- About 9 min
Career interest test
Find out which of eight interest areas suit you best, from leadership and creativity to analysis and practical work, and which occupations match your profile.
- 60 questions
- About 6 min
Holland code test (RIASEC)
Which of Holland's six interest types fit you: Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising or Conventional? Get your three-letter code and matching careers, with the O*NET Interest Profiler used in career guidance across the United States.
- 10 questions
- About 2 min
Self-esteem test
Ten statements on how you value yourself and your abilities, based on Rosenberg's classic self-esteem scale. Quick, with a short explanation of your score.
- 10 questions
- About 2 min
Optimism test
Do you tend to see possibilities or difficulties? Ten statements about your outlook on life, with an explanation of your optimism score.
- 5 questions
- About 1 min
Life satisfaction test
How satisfied are you with your life as a whole? Five statements and one minute, using one of the most widely used scales in happiness research.
- 16 questions
- About 3 min
Five good habits
A checklist of five kinds of everyday habits linked with good mental health: enjoyment, thinking habits, goals, routines and connection. With ideas for small steps.
- For couples
- About 8 minutes
Pair Perspective
Pair Perspective is our relationship test. Answer 57 questions separately, then explore the strengths you share and the differences worth talking about.
Opens on pairperspective.com
Health
- 6 questions
- About 2 min
Adult ADHD screener (ASRS)
The six-question screener from the WHO Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS v1.1). Shows whether your answers are consistent with adult ADHD symptoms. Not a diagnosis.
- 7 questions
- About 2 min
Anxiety test (GAD-7)
Seven questions about worry and nervousness over the past two weeks, from the most widely used anxiety questionnaire. Shows how much the symptoms bother you. Not a diagnosis.
- 9 questions
- About 2 min
Depression test (PHQ-9)
Nine questions about mood, sleep, energy and self-worth over the past two weeks, from the most widely used depression questionnaire. Shows how much the symptoms bother you. Not a diagnosis.
- 20 questions
- About 7 min
PTSD test (PCL-5)
Twenty questions about how much memories, avoidance, mood and tension after a very stressful experience have bothered you in the past month. Not a diagnosis.
- 12 questions
- About 2 min
OCD test
Twelve statements about checking, washing, order, numbers and unwanted thoughts, showing how well typical obsessive-compulsive symptoms fit you. Not a diagnosis.
- 10 questions
- About 2 min
Alcohol test (AUDIT)
The World Health Organization's ten questions on how much you drink, signs of dependence and harm, with your risk level.
- 13 questions
- About 3 min
Burnout test (CBI)
Thirteen questions about exhaustion in daily life and at work, from the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory. Shows how worn out you are compared with others. Not a diagnosis.
- 14 questions
- About 3 min
Adult autism screener (RAADS-14)
Fourteen statements from a research-based screener for autism in adults. Shows whether your answers resemble those common in autism. Not a diagnosis.