There are two Excel files for download here, in which you can answer the questions to get your personality type identified and assessed. Downloads for the personality assessment tool This is truer if they have lived through life changing events like marriage, children, trauma or otherwise. If you’ve done MBTI® or KTS® some years before, you might want to try “it” again as people change over time. You can even compare yourself to famous people and fictional characters who might have never taken the assessment! Jung’s personality typing system is actually a theory so experts have been able to type people who have never taken the assessments based on their known actions (not words). The assessment cover situations at work and play, in various types of relationships and general life, and interactions with all other personality types in Jung’s system.Ī side reason, possibly funner and more practical reason, is to see how you compare with anyone else who has taken a version of this, MBTI® or KTS®… or can be persuaded to take one by you. Ultimately, you’d do this assessment to get an objective view of your personality, what you are generally like in life and how you interact with others of differing personalities. What people say and do can often be very different! Cultural biases, obscure expressions, words with stigmas or noble connotations, and the like, have also been minimized. To overcome that, the questions in the assessment here ask about common real life situations so people can recall how they reacted rather than theorizing how they would react. We all have biased self-perception, misconception or ignorance of our nature, or inconsistent understandings of what it means to be something. Unfortunately, being honest about ourselves is something we are all challenged with to some extent in life. They are only as good as you can be honest about yourself. Why is method so important?Īll the personality assessments mentioned above rely on how honestly you answer questions about yourself.
The questions are just slightly different from the KTS® to extract the most accurate answers from users so you can get the truest results for yourself. This assessment is neither the MBTI® nor the KTS® (both paid services), though it has the same objective to identify your personality type in Jung’s personality typing system. Get a free, complete personality assessment via the personality typing system created by Carl Jung, popularized by personality assessments as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®)* and Keirsey Temperament Sorter® (KTS®).
Excel 2011 download for free#
Thank you very much to Shawn Seymour, a student at the University of Minnesota, Morris, who wrote the app for free and made it available for free! Please check out his other work on his site!
Excel 2011 download update#
January 2016 update The personality assessment here is now available as a free iOS app in the iTunes App Store! (my version is an Excel spreadsheet that works like software)
This is the most confusing and misunderstood dimension of the four in the personality assessment below so you might want to try this Scientific American assessment to better understand yourself, and/or the concept of introversion / extraversion, itself, and possibly others with that better understanding. I have added a separate, but very detailed introversion / extraversion assessment from Scientific American magazine.
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