Jung Personality Test

I feel comfortable around people.

I always prefer actual examples to theoretical ones.

I tend to like leaving my day unplanned.

I am outgoing.

I am constantly drawn to ideas that connect seemingly unrelated subjects.

I make friends easily.

I am more of a planner than an improviser.

I tend to value compassion over analytical reasoning.

I tend to do things without a specific schedule or plan.

I enjoy exploring theories that have no obvious practical use.

I feel better when I am surrounded by people, even if I'm not interacting with them.

I am more realistic than conceptual.

I prefer loosely organized activities to ones with a fixed agenda.

I trust the mind more than the heart.

I favor the surreal.

I feel far more comfortable with a project once its stages and deadlines are defined.

I tend to value competence more than compassion.

I always have important plans settled in advance.

I favor compassion when logic and human concerns point in different directions.

When making a decision, I first consider what it will mean for the people involved.

I often discover my preferred approach by getting involved rather than deciding it all beforehand.

I rely more on my feelings to guide my decision-making.

I value solitude immensely.

I always make decisions based on logic and facts.

I always use analogies and metaphors to make sense of unfamiliar ideas.

I avoid interaction.

I prefer to get preparations out of the way well before they are needed.

I am far more comfortable with the known than the unknown.

Before a busy day begins, I like to assign time for the things I need to do.

I am happiest alone.

I often judge a decision by whether it feels humane rather than merely logical.

I pay more attention to my thoughts than my feelings.

I prefer to leave details undecided until they become relevant.

An argument with feeling has more effect on me than a cold rational one.

I make specific plans before taking action.

I'm not very interested in others.

I am very social.

In a disagreement, establishing what follows logically matters more to me than reaching agreement.

Too much advance planning feels restrictive to me, even when it makes things more predictable.

I talk a lot.

I am more practical than abstract.

I keep my thoughts to myself until I have had time to think them through.

I am a very private person.

I always set personal feelings aside when evaluating a problem.

I always prefer the specific to the general.

I look for general principles that extend beyond the example in front of me.

I greatly appreciate strangeness.

I am more down-to-earth than head-in-the-clouds.