Fifty short statements
How much is each one like you? Five steps from "not at all" to "very much". There are no right answers.
Free personality test · Big Five · 7 minutes
Fifty short statements become your light print: five lights that show how you think, feel and connect, with a clear, honest overview of what it means for you.
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I am the life of the party.
Describe yourself as you generally are now, not as you wish to be. Your answers stay on this device.
Light prints
Every print is one of a kind, and so is its name: it comes from your two most distinctive lights. Every name is a compliment, because both ends of every scale shine.
Six examples. Yours will look like no one else's.
The five lights
Psychologists describe personality with five broad traits. None of them is good or bad: each runs between two ends, and both ends have their strengths.
Why Personality Meter
Type tests sort people into a handful of boxes, so two very different people can end up with the same label.
The Big Five, the model psychological research works with, shows where you sit on each of five scales. That is why no two light prints are the same.
How it works
How much is each one like you? Five steps from "not at all" to "very much". There are no right answers.
With every answer one of the five lights moves. By the end, they form a light print that is yours alone.
Where you lean on each of the five scales, in plain words and without judging. Free, on one page, and you can save your light print as an image.
Honest by design
About seven minutes. You can pause and continue later on the same device.
Yes. The check, your light print and the overview are free, with no account.
Traits are fairly stable, but they do shift over the years, and studies suggest people can change a little on purpose with small, regular steps. Your result describes how you answered today.
The English statements come from IPIP. The Czech wording is our own careful translation and has not been validated on its own.
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