﻿Discover where you fall on the thinking-feeling spectrum by taking our personality test. Prepare a
pen and piece of paper or add points in your head. Don't respond in the way you believe you should
for the greatest results. Select the option that best describes you most of the time. You might
find it difficult to decide on certain questions and that's good, however when there is no ideal
answer to the question, choose the answer that appeals to you the strongest. Here is the Ultimate
Personality Test | Thinking or Feeling.
Question 1 “The ends can justify the means.” Do you agree?
A: Agree B: Disagree
Question 2 What is more important to you?
A: Fair judgement B: Compassion
Question 3 What is your natural reaction when a
friend tells you about a relationship problem? A: I will help the person find a solution
B: I will listen very carefully so I can understand and connect with the person
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Question 4
What is your priority when advising someone? A: Being as objective as possible
B: Being subjective and considering their current situation
Question 5 Choose one.
A: I look for logical explanations or solutions to most everything
B: I look for what is important to others and express concern for
others
Question 6 What is more important to you in a
difficult conversation with a friend? A: What the person says
B: How the person says it (voice, tone, body language)
Question 7 I am more interested in…
A: Things and ideas B: People
Question 8 If forced to choose, I am more…
A: Truthful B: Tactful
Question 9 I am an empathetic person.
A: Yes B: So so
Question 10 I am more…
A: Task-oriented B: People-oriented
Question 11 What is the best way to persuade you?
A: Strong emotional appeal B: A great logical explanation
Question 12
Imagine you’re the CEO of a company that needs to lay off some employees.
Which approach do you think is better? A: Laying off low-performing workers
B: Laying off workers that are more likely to find a new job
Question 13 Choose one.
A: I make decisions with my head B: I make decisions with my heart
Question 14
I can hurt other people's feelings without knowing it.
A: Yes B: Not really
Question 15 I take motivation from…
A: Others B: Myself
Question 16 Harmony is more important to me than the truth.
A: Yes B: Not really
Question 17
How easy is it for you to understand another person’s emotion without them expressing it?
A: Quite easy B: Quite challenging
Question 18 What do you think
of persons who have trouble controlling their emotions and frequently overreact to small issues?
A: I don’t relate to such people B: It’s understandable
Now add your points from all questions. If you’ve scored between 0-8 points you
are on the Thinking side. That means you tend to make your decisions based on data, evidence and
rational thought. You tend to be pragmatic and not swayed by antipathies or emotions but prefer
empirical data. You are firm, fair, rational and interested in logical analysis. Furthermore,
you are driven by dispassionate objectivity. These statements should apply to you. Regardless of the
particular circumstances involved, I prefer to uncover the fundamental truth or principle
that may be utilized when making decisions. I enjoy weighing the pros and cons before making
a decision in order to be consistent and rational. I make an effort to maintain my impersonality so
that neither my own nor others' desires can sway me. I enjoy technical and scientific
fields where logic is important. I can be seen as too task-oriented, uncaring, or indifferent.
If you’ve scored between 10-18 points you are on the Feeling side. That means you tend
to make their decisions based on values, emotions and impact on people. You often
‘feel’ situations and so your decisions often take account of the less obvious more subtle
issues that transcend the logical. Furthermore, you are driven by passionate subjectivity. These
statements should apply to you. By evaluating what individuals care about and the perspectives
of everyone engaged in a situation, I think I can make the greatest decisions.
Values and what is best for the parties involved are important to me.
I enjoy taking actions that promote or uphold harmony. I come across as kind, considerate, and
compassionate in my relationships. I am concerned with harmony and nervous when it is missing.
I am sometimes experienced by others as too idealistic, mushy, or indirect.
If you’ve scored 9 points you fall just in the middle of the thinking-feeling
spectrum. That means you are someone who can make decisions based on logical analysis,
but also on emotional impressions and you can flip your decision-making
process into either depending on the situation, context, and motivation.
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