Jung Test - Type Evaluator
This is a Jungian types test developed by Lenore Thomson and Aryeh Maidenbaum. Jungian types are similar in theory to the Myers Briggs types.
Note that the Myers-Briggs® type can only be achieved by taking the authentic Myers-Briggs Instrument®.
Just like with the previous Enneagram test, grab a piece of paper and note down your answers to each question. The scoring instructions are at the end of the page.
I hope it will prove as accurate for you as it was for me.
The Jung Test
1. When you meet new people do you:
A. Talk as much as you listen
B. Listen more than you talk
2. Which statement characterizes your general approach to life?
A. Just do it
B. Check out the alternatives
3. Which do you like more about yourself:
A. Your cool-headed, logical approach
B. Your warm, understanding approach
4. Which are you better at:
A. Shifting gears when necessary
B. Focusing on one task until it's done
5. Do you prefer a social life that includes:
A. Many friends and acquaintances
B. A few people that you feel close to
6. When you're trying to understand something, do you:
A. Press for specifics
B. Get an overall picture and fill in the details later
7. Which is more interesting to you:
A. Knowing how people think
B. Knowing how people feel
8. What kind of job do you like better:
A. One that allows you to react quickly and improvise
B. One that allows you to determine goals and take steps to meet them
9. If a heavy snowfall keeps you from going to school or work, do you:
A. Wonder what you're missing
B. Enjoy the unexpected time alone
Which statement are you more likely to make:
10.
A. I'm interested in people's experience - what they do, who they know
B. I'm interested in people's plans and dreams - where they're going, what they envision
11.
A. I'm good at making a plan that will work
B. I'm good at getting others to agree with the plan and cooperate in the effort
12.
A. I may try something impulsively, just to see what happens
B. I want to know what's likely to happen before I try something
13.
A. I usually think on my feet, as I'm talking
B. I usually reflect on what I'm going to say before I say it
14.
A. I'm almost always aware of how things look
B. I may not notice much about how things look - at least not right away
15.
A. I tend to be an analytical sort, maybe a little skeptical
B. I'm interested in people and care about what happens to them
16.
A. I like to leave room for new options, even after plans have been made
B. Once plans have been made, I want to be able to count on them
17.
A. People who know me are generally aware of what's important to me
B. I don't talk about what's important to me unless I feel close to someone
18.
A. If I enjoy a particular activity I'll engage in it frequently enough to do it well
B. Once an activity is familiar to me, I want to change it or try something new
19.
A. When I'm making a decision, I weigh the pros and cons of my choices
B. When I'm making a decision, I'm interested in what others have done in similar situations
20.
A. I like to learn from experience, so I often have my own way of doing things
B. I generally learn by following instructions and adapting them to my needs
21.
A. I get restless when I'm alone too long
B. I get restless when I don't have enough time to myself
22.
A. I'm not much interested in ideas without some practical application
B. I like ideas for their own sake and enjoy playing with them in my imagination
23.
A. When I negotiate, I depend on my knowledge and tactical skills
B. When I negotiate, I establish common ground with the other person
24.
A. I need a break now and then when I'm working on something
B. I would rather not be interrupted when I'm working on something
25.
A. When I'm having a good time with others, I get energized and I keep on going
B. When I'm having a good time with others, my energy runs out and I need space
26.
A. My physical surroundings are important to me and affect how I feel
B. Atmosphere isn't all that important to me if I like what I'm doing
27.
A. People can count on me to be fair and to treat them with respect
B. People can count on me to be there when they need me
When you're on vacation, are you more likely to:
28.
A. Take things as they come, doing whatever you feel like at the moment
B. Work out a tentative schedule of what you want to do
29.
A. Spend time doing things with others
B. Take time to read or walk or daydream alone
30.
A. Return to a vacation spot you love
B. Go someplace you've never been before
31.
A. Take a work- or school-related project with you
B. Renew relationships that are important to you
32.
A. Forget about everyday routines and concentrate on having fun
B. Think about things you need to prepare for when the vacation is over
33.
A. See famous landmarks
B. Spend time in museums and quieter places
34.
A. Have a good meal at a restaurant you really enjoy
B. Explore new cuisines
Which word best describes the way you see yourself:
Would you rather:
52.
A. Put off unpleasant chores until you're in the right mood
B. Get unpleasant chores out of the way, so they're off your mind
53.
A. Be admired for your work, even though you're not satisfied with it yourself
B. Create something of lasting worth, but remain unknown
54.
A. Have extensive experience in an area that pleases you
B. Have many options to choose from
Which slogan better captures your point of view:
55.
A. People are apt to mistake the strength of their feeling for the strength of their argument
B. Logic is the art of going wrong with confidence
56.
A. He who hesitates is lost
B. Look before you leap
Scoring & Results
Add up one point for each of your answers, in the right category. The one with more points is your preference within each scale.
If the scores are tied, you are perhaps still defining (or redefining) an aspect of your personality. You should give yourself more time (a few months or so) and then try again.
E/I Scale
Extroverted (E): 1A, 5A, 9A, 13A, 17A, 21A, 25A, 29A, 33A, 37A, 41A, 45A, 49A, 53A
Introverted (I): 1B, 5B, 9B, 13B, 17B, 21B, 25B, 29B, 33B, 37B, 41B, 45B, 49B, 53B
S/N Scale
Sensation (S): 2A, 6A, 10A, 14A, 18A, 22A, 26A, 30A, 34A, 38A, 42A, 46A, 50A, 54A
Intuition (N): 2B, 6B, 10B, 14B, 18B, 22B, 26B, 30B, 34B, 38B, 42B, 46B, 50B, 54B
T/F Scale
Thinking (T): 3A, 7A, 11A, 15A, 19A, 23A, 27A, 31A, 35A, 39A, 43A, 47A, 51A, 55A
Feeling (F): 3B, 7B, 11B, 15B, 19B, 23B, 27B, 31B, 35B, 39B, 43B, 47B, 51B, 55B
P/J Scale
Perceiving (P): 4A, 8A, 12A, 16A, 20A, 24A, 28A, 32A, 36A, 40A, 44A, 48A, 52A, 56A
Judging (J): 4B, 8B, 12B, 16B, 20B, 24B, 28B, 32B, 36B, 40B, 44B, 48B, 52B, 56B
Now write your preferences from each scale one after the other - this is your Jungian type.
Note that the Myers-Briggs® type can only be achieved by taking the authentic Myers-Briggs Instrument®.
Just like with the previous Enneagram test, grab a piece of paper and note down your answers to each question. The scoring instructions are at the end of the page.
I hope it will prove as accurate for you as it was for me.
The Jung Test
1. When you meet new people do you:
A. Talk as much as you listen
B. Listen more than you talk
2. Which statement characterizes your general approach to life?
A. Just do it
B. Check out the alternatives
3. Which do you like more about yourself:
A. Your cool-headed, logical approach
B. Your warm, understanding approach
4. Which are you better at:
A. Shifting gears when necessary
B. Focusing on one task until it's done
5. Do you prefer a social life that includes:
A. Many friends and acquaintances
B. A few people that you feel close to
6. When you're trying to understand something, do you:
A. Press for specifics
B. Get an overall picture and fill in the details later
7. Which is more interesting to you:
A. Knowing how people think
B. Knowing how people feel
8. What kind of job do you like better:
A. One that allows you to react quickly and improvise
B. One that allows you to determine goals and take steps to meet them
9. If a heavy snowfall keeps you from going to school or work, do you:
A. Wonder what you're missing
B. Enjoy the unexpected time alone
Which statement are you more likely to make:
10.
A. I'm interested in people's experience - what they do, who they know
B. I'm interested in people's plans and dreams - where they're going, what they envision
11.
A. I'm good at making a plan that will work
B. I'm good at getting others to agree with the plan and cooperate in the effort
12.
A. I may try something impulsively, just to see what happens
B. I want to know what's likely to happen before I try something
13.
A. I usually think on my feet, as I'm talking
B. I usually reflect on what I'm going to say before I say it
14.
A. I'm almost always aware of how things look
B. I may not notice much about how things look - at least not right away
15.
A. I tend to be an analytical sort, maybe a little skeptical
B. I'm interested in people and care about what happens to them
16.
A. I like to leave room for new options, even after plans have been made
B. Once plans have been made, I want to be able to count on them
17.
A. People who know me are generally aware of what's important to me
B. I don't talk about what's important to me unless I feel close to someone
18.
A. If I enjoy a particular activity I'll engage in it frequently enough to do it well
B. Once an activity is familiar to me, I want to change it or try something new
19.
A. When I'm making a decision, I weigh the pros and cons of my choices
B. When I'm making a decision, I'm interested in what others have done in similar situations
20.
A. I like to learn from experience, so I often have my own way of doing things
B. I generally learn by following instructions and adapting them to my needs
21.
A. I get restless when I'm alone too long
B. I get restless when I don't have enough time to myself
22.
A. I'm not much interested in ideas without some practical application
B. I like ideas for their own sake and enjoy playing with them in my imagination
23.
A. When I negotiate, I depend on my knowledge and tactical skills
B. When I negotiate, I establish common ground with the other person
24.
A. I need a break now and then when I'm working on something
B. I would rather not be interrupted when I'm working on something
25.
A. When I'm having a good time with others, I get energized and I keep on going
B. When I'm having a good time with others, my energy runs out and I need space
26.
A. My physical surroundings are important to me and affect how I feel
B. Atmosphere isn't all that important to me if I like what I'm doing
27.
A. People can count on me to be fair and to treat them with respect
B. People can count on me to be there when they need me
When you're on vacation, are you more likely to:
28.
A. Take things as they come, doing whatever you feel like at the moment
B. Work out a tentative schedule of what you want to do
29.
A. Spend time doing things with others
B. Take time to read or walk or daydream alone
30.
A. Return to a vacation spot you love
B. Go someplace you've never been before
31.
A. Take a work- or school-related project with you
B. Renew relationships that are important to you
32.
A. Forget about everyday routines and concentrate on having fun
B. Think about things you need to prepare for when the vacation is over
33.
A. See famous landmarks
B. Spend time in museums and quieter places
34.
A. Have a good meal at a restaurant you really enjoy
B. Explore new cuisines
Which word best describes the way you see yourself:
| 35. A. Levelheaded | B. Idealistic |
| 36. A. Spontaneous | B. Systematic |
| 37. A. Open | B. Reflective |
| 38. A. Factual | B. Conceptual |
| 39. A. Knowledgeable | B. Understanding |
| 40. A. Adaptable | B. Organized |
| 41. A. Expansive | B. Intense |
| 42. A. Down-to-earth | B. Imaginative |
| 43. A. Questioning | B. Questing |
| 44. A. Enthusiastic | B. Deliberate |
| 45. A. Well-rounded | B. Deep |
| 46. A. Seasoned | B. Spirited |
| 47. A. Just | B. Merciful |
| 48. A. Open-ended | B. Goal-oriented |
| 49. A. Straightforward | B. Reserved |
| 50. A. Realistic | B. Visionary |
| 51. A. Impartial | B. Sensitive |
Would you rather:
52.
A. Put off unpleasant chores until you're in the right mood
B. Get unpleasant chores out of the way, so they're off your mind
53.
A. Be admired for your work, even though you're not satisfied with it yourself
B. Create something of lasting worth, but remain unknown
54.
A. Have extensive experience in an area that pleases you
B. Have many options to choose from
Which slogan better captures your point of view:
55.
A. People are apt to mistake the strength of their feeling for the strength of their argument
B. Logic is the art of going wrong with confidence
56.
A. He who hesitates is lost
B. Look before you leap
Scoring & Results
Add up one point for each of your answers, in the right category. The one with more points is your preference within each scale.
If the scores are tied, you are perhaps still defining (or redefining) an aspect of your personality. You should give yourself more time (a few months or so) and then try again.
E/I Scale
Extroverted (E): 1A, 5A, 9A, 13A, 17A, 21A, 25A, 29A, 33A, 37A, 41A, 45A, 49A, 53A
Introverted (I): 1B, 5B, 9B, 13B, 17B, 21B, 25B, 29B, 33B, 37B, 41B, 45B, 49B, 53B
S/N Scale
Sensation (S): 2A, 6A, 10A, 14A, 18A, 22A, 26A, 30A, 34A, 38A, 42A, 46A, 50A, 54A
Intuition (N): 2B, 6B, 10B, 14B, 18B, 22B, 26B, 30B, 34B, 38B, 42B, 46B, 50B, 54B
T/F Scale
Thinking (T): 3A, 7A, 11A, 15A, 19A, 23A, 27A, 31A, 35A, 39A, 43A, 47A, 51A, 55A
Feeling (F): 3B, 7B, 11B, 15B, 19B, 23B, 27B, 31B, 35B, 39B, 43B, 47B, 51B, 55B
P/J Scale
Perceiving (P): 4A, 8A, 12A, 16A, 20A, 24A, 28A, 32A, 36A, 40A, 44A, 48A, 52A, 56A
Judging (J): 4B, 8B, 12B, 16B, 20B, 24B, 28B, 32B, 36B, 40B, 44B, 48B, 52B, 56B
Now write your preferences from each scale one after the other - this is your Jungian type.
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