Personality Test: Find Out in 5 Minutes How Other People Perceive You

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More than 90% of people were amazed at the veracity of the results!

Find out how others really see you with this personality test.

This test provides information that may surprise you with its accuracy and truthfulness. It reveals what others think about you but may not say. Some people admire you and want to emulate you, while others may be skeptical or hesitant to engage with you without an obvious reason. Why is this so?

What do other people notice about you that they don't tell you? The answer to this question awaits you at the end of this test.

Review the 10 questions and choose the best answer for each of them. Remember that there is only one possible answer for each question. The answer you choose will be assigned the corresponding number of points. Write down your points and add them up at the end.

After you answer the questions, you will be able to see an interpretation of your results.

Be honest in your answers and do not view the results until you have answered all the questions!

Are you ready to find out how others perceive you?

Let's get started.

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1. When do you feel your best, most energetic and full of strength?

A) from early morning (2 points)

B) In the afternoon, closer to evening (4 points)

B) Late in the evening (6 points)

2. What is your gait like?

A) Fast with wide steps (6 points)

B) Quite fast, with short steps (4 points)

B) Moderate, with a straight posture and looking forward (7 points)

D) Slowly, with your head down (2 points)

D) Slow (1 point)

3. What is your hand position when communicating?

A) Cross your arms over your chest (2 points)

B) With palms clasped or arms crossed at stomach level (2 points)

B) Hands on hips or in pockets (5 points)

D) Touch your interlocutor (5 points)

D) You touch your hair, your chin or your ears (6 points)

4. How do you prefer to sit when relaxing?

A) With legs crossed (6 points)

B) With straight legs (2 points)

B) With knees vertical (4 points)

C) With one leg on the other (1 point)

5. How do you react when something makes you laugh?

A) Cheerful laughter (6 points)

B) Moderate laughter (4 points)

B) Quiet giggling (3 points)

D) Warm smile (2 points)

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6. How do you behave when surrounded by a large number of people?

A) You are the center of attention, making jokes and talking loudly, trying to be noticed (6 points)

B) You remain on the sidelines, looking for a familiar interlocutor (4 points)

B) Prefer to remain invisible (2 points)

7. How do you feel when your solitude and reflection are interrupted?

A) feeling of joy (6 points)

B) Feeling of disappointment (2 points)

B) You are somewhere in the middle (4 points)

8. What is your favorite color?

A) Bright shades of red and orange (6 points)

B) Strict black (7 points)

B) Sunny yellow and sky blue (5 points)

D) Deep blue and mysterious purple (3 points)

D) Pure white (2 points)

E) Neutral brown and gray (1 point)

9. What is your preferred sleeping position?

A) Straight on the back (7 points)

B) On the stomach (6 points)

B) From the side (4 points)

D) With head resting on hands (2 points)

D) With head covered with a blanket (1 point)

10. What is most often present in your dreams?

A) Feeling of falling (4 points)

B) Pursuit or flight (2 points)

B) Searching for someone (3 points)

D) Flights (5 points)

D) No dreams (6 points)

E) Pleasant dreams (1 point)

Ready to find out how others perceive you?

Calculate your scores and read the interpretation below to learn more about your personality and how others see you.

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More than 60 points: Dominant force

People around you perceive you as someone who should be approached with caution. They see you as pushy, perhaps even arrogant and self-centered. While some admire your confidence and seek to emulate your strength, they also see you as intimidating, difficult to trust, and as a result, they keep their distance from you.

From 51 to 60 points: Temperamental leader

People see you as a vibrant and dynamic personality. Known for your explosive energy and impulsive decisions, you are considered a natural leader who is not afraid to take risks. Your courage and adventurous spirit attract those who enjoy your energetic company, even if your decisions are not always correct.

From 41 to 50 points: Practical person

You are considered a direct, lively and charming person. Always the center of attention, you balance your charisma with modesty, avoiding vanity. Others consider you a kind and considerate person who genuinely enjoys helping others and making their lives better.

From 31 to 40 points: A soul worthy of trust

People around you consider you to be intelligent, considerate, and caring. Wise and talented, you have a modesty that makes you attractive to others. Although it takes time for you to form friendships, those who know you trust you deeply and expect the same level of loyalty in return.

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From 21 to 30 points: Attentive perfectionist

People perceive you as a conscientious and meticulous person. Your attentiveness, thoughtfulness, and loyalty are obvious. They are often taken aback when you act impulsively because they expect you to carefully evaluate every situation. This meticulousness makes them perceive you as a very cautious person.

Less than 21 points: Indecisive introvert

You are considered a shy, nervous and indecisive person who prefers to let others make decisions for you. People think that you avoid participation and are constantly faced with problems, which makes them think that you are always anxious. Some may even think that you are boring, but those who know you well know that this opinion is far from the truth.

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