Determining Your MBTI Type Test - the question form

I am often outgoing.

I am often calm and level-headed.

I feel lively and energetic around other people.

I prefer quiet and reserve.

I prefer to act and speak right away, without spending time thinking it through.

I prefer to think everything through first, and then act or speak.

I do not really like silence.

I feel comfortable in silence.

To understand a thought, I first say it out loud.

To understand a thought, I first think about it for a long time.

In a group, I usually start the conversation.

In a group, I usually stay quiet until someone speaks to me.

When I am with friends, I usually do most of the talking.

When I am with friends, I am usually quiet.

I like to have many acquaintances.

I have few acquaintances.

If something embarrassing happens to me, I prefer to joke about it.

If something embarrassing happens to me, I then spend a long time thinking about what I should have said or done.

I consider myself a practical person.

I consider myself a person with a vivid imagination.

work at a steady pace, without marked bursts of activity.

work when I have a particular mood and energy.

I prefer dealing with facts.

I prefer discussing theories.

I prefer to think about the present.

I prefer to think about the possible future.

I usually propose solutions that fit the current situation.

I usually propose solutions that take the long-term view.

I prefer to rely on my own reasoning.

I prefer to rely on my intuition.

use methods of working that have already been developed and proven

develop more efficient and innovative ways of working

I prefer to rely on practicality and verified facts.

I prefer to rely on my impressions and inspiration.

A person receives more recognition the more their practicality and sound judgment are valued.

A person receives more recognition the more their creativity and intuition are valued.

For me, logic is more important than feelings.

For me, feelings are more important than logic.

Practical sense is above all else.

Individuality is above all else.

I prefer to approach things objectively.

I prefer to focus first on the human factor.

It is more important to me to consider the issue from a logical point of view.

It is more important to me to focus on my own impressions and the specific situation.

science and technology, and staying informed about political and economic issues.

art, literature, or the humanities.

I consider myself fairly critical.

I consider myself fairly gentle.

I trust my logic more.

I rely more on my feelings.

I approach new information with skepticism and caution.

I trust new information.

My thinking guides my feelings.

My feelings guide my thinking.

I prefer everything to be planned and thought through in advance.

I prefer spontaneity; too much structure leaves little room for creativity.

It is better not to change decisions and plans once they have been made.

Everything can be changed.

I like to start work as early as possible so I am free by the end of the day.

I do everything at the last minute.

In everyday life, it is also necessary to stick to a definite plan, not only at work.

In everyday life, it is necessary to adapt to the situation.

I get angry about things that upset me.

I can adapt to situations that upset me.

I usually examine every detail of the work before I begin.

I usually notice details as I go along.

I do not like change; it is hard for me to adjust to new circumstances.

I do not like monotony.

I prefer an orderly way of life.

I do not like orderliness; it feels very limiting.

I like to schedule appointments, both personal and work-related, in advance.

I like spontaneity.