similarminds.comAbout the introversion and extroversion test
This 20-statement personality inventory offers a short way to reflect on introversion and extroversion. You do not need to decide which description fits you before beginning. The questionnaire produces a profile from your answers instead of asking you to choose a personality label in advance.
Background
Carl Gustav Jung's work helped establish introversion and extraversion as important terms in personality psychology. The subject has since been approached through different theories and questionnaires. This SimilarMinds inventory is a separate self-report test, not a questionnaire written by Jung or the official Myers-Briggs assessment.
What your results include
The report shows percentage scores with explanatory text, including related dimensions measured by this questionnaire. The results describe your answers, not a permanent social identity, a diagnosis or a prediction of how you will behave in every setting.