16 Personality Test by Myers and Briggs

Knowing the nature and temperament of someone from the test sanguine, melancholic, choleric, phlegmatic

Why do we need to recognize personality types? Because personality is the basis of the formation of one's character, and in this part, a person tends to respond to everything. In this psychological test, the human personality is divided into 4 types, namely CHOLERIC, Sanguin, PHLEGMATIC, and Melancholy. Although many theories use different terms, the pattern remains the same.

Which of these are your weaknesses below?

1/30.

A. Like to show off, show what is sparkling and strong, too voiced.
B. Bossy, domineering, sometimes frustrating between adult relationships.
C. Avoid attention due to shame.
D. Show a little emotion / expression.

2/30.

A. His lack of order affects almost all areas of his life.
B. Find it difficult to recognize other people's problems and feelings.
C. It's hard to forgive and forget the hurt that had been done, used to hold grudges.
D. Tend to not be passionate, often feel that somehow something will not work.

3/30.

A. Like to retell a story without realizing that the story has been told before, always needs something to say.
B. Fighting, fighting to accept other ways that are not in the way desired.
C. Often harboring displeasure from feeling offended by something.
D. Not willing to get involved, especially if it's complicated.

4/30.

A. Have a less strong memory, usually associated with lack of discipline and do not bother to record things that are not pleasant.
B. Immediately, bluntly, did not hesitate to say what was thought.
C. Insist on trivial matters, ask for great attention to issues that are not important.
D. Often feel very worried, sad, and restless.

5/30.

A. More talk than listening, when it's hard to stop talking.
B. Difficult to survive to face resentment.
C. Less confident.
D. Difficult to make decisions.

6/30.

A. Can be excited for a moment and sad the next time. Willing to help then disappear. Promises will come but then forget to appear.
B. Feel hard to show affection openly.
C. His demands for perfection are too high and can make others avoid him.
D. Not interested in associations or groups.

7/30.

A. Do not have a consistent way to do many things.
B. Insisting on imposing its own way.
C. Standards are set so high that others find it difficult to satisfy them.
D. Slow to move and difficult to get involved.

8/30.

A. Allowing others, including children, to do whatever they want to avoid ourselves being disliked.
B. Have high self-esteem and consider yourself always right and the best at work.
C. In expecting the best, usually look at the bad side of things first.
D. Has a normal personality and doesn't like to show a lot of emotions.

9/30.

A. Having a temperament like children who express themselves by sulking and overdoing it but then forget it instantly.
B. Burning up debate because it's usually always right and sometimes doesn't care what the situation is.
C. Easy to feel alienated from others because of insecurity or fear that other people may not feel happy with him.
D. Not someone who likes to set goals and does not expect to be someone like that.

10/30.

A. Has a simple and childish perspective, lacks understanding of the deeper levels of life.
B. Full of confidence, enthusiasm, and courage (often in a negative sense).
C. His attitude is rarely positive and often only sees the bad side of every situation.
D. Easy to get along, do not care, and indifference.

11/30.

A. Feel happy to get an award from someone else. As entertainers like applause, laughter, and audience reception.
B. Set goals aggressively and must continue to be productive, feeling guilty when resting, not driven by the desire to be perfect but to be rewarded.
C. Likes to withdraw and requires a lot of time to be alone or secluded.
D. Consistently feeling disturbed or restless.

12/30.

A. Loves to talk and is hard to listen.
B. Sometimes express themselves in a way that is somewhat offensive and lacking consideration.
C. Too introspective and easily offended when misunderstood.
D. Prefer to retreat from difficult situations.

13/30.

A. Lack of ability to make life organized.
B. Forcibly taking control of another situation or person, usually by telling them what to do.
C. Most of the time I feel depressed.
D. Having a characteristic is always impermanent and lacks the belief that something will work.

14/30.

A. Uncertain, completely opposite to actions and emotions that are not based on logic.
B. It seems unable to accept the attitudes, views, and ways of others.
C. Thought and attention are directed inward, living within oneself.
D. Feeling that most things are not important in one way or another.

15/30.

A. Living in an irregular state, unable to find many objects.
B. Cleverly and deceptively influencing oneself; in a way can force the will.
C. Do not have high emotions, but usually the spirit deteriorates once, especially if you feel unappreciated.
D. Speak softly when pressed, do not bother to speak clearly.

Which of these are your strengths below?

16/30.

A. Full of life, often using hand, arm and face cues alive.
B. People who want to do something new and dare to be determined to master it.
C. Likes to investigate logical parts.
D. Easy to adjust and happy in every situation.

17/30.

A. Full of fun and good sense of humor.
B. Convince someone with logic and facts, not with charm or power.
C. Do something until it's finished before starting another.
D. Look undisturbed and calm and avoid any form of chaos.

18/30.

A. People who see together other people as opportunities to be nice and entertaining, not as challenges or business opportunities.
B. People who believe in their own way.
C. Willing to sacrifice himself to meet the needs of others.
D. Easily accept the views or desires of others without the need to express their own opinions.

19/30.

A. Can win the hearts of others through the charm of personality.
B. Change every situation, event or game as a contest and always play to win.
C. Respect the needs and feelings of others.
D. Having emotional feelings but rarely showing it.

20/30.

A. Renew and help make others feel good.
B. Can act quickly and effectively in all situations.
C. Treat others reluctantly as respect and appreciation.
D. Restrain yourself from showing emotion or enthusiasm.

21/30.

A. Full of passion in life.
B. Independent people who can fully rely on their own abilities and resources.
C. Intensively pay attention to other people and whatever happens around.
D. People who easily accept any situation or situation.

22/30.

A. Can encourage or force others to follow and join through the charm of his personality.
B. Knowing everything will be OK if we are in the lead.
C. Choose to prepare detailed rules in advance for completing a project and prefer involvement in the stages of planning and finished products, not in carrying out tasks.
D. Not affected by delays. Remain calm and tolerant.

23/30.

A. Choosing that all life is an impulsive activity, is not thought out in advance and is not impeded by a plan.
B. Sure, do not hesitate.
C. Making and living according to daily plans. Does not like if the plan is interrupted.
D. Quiet, not easily dragged into conversation.

24/30.

A. A cheerful person who can convince himself and others that everything will be OK.
B. Speak openly and sometimes don't hold back.
C. People who organize everything systematically and methodically.
D. Can accept anything, quickly do things even in the way of others.

25/30.

A. Have a brilliant sense of humor and can make any story a pleasant event.
B. The person who dominates and is able to cause others to hesitate to fight it.
C. Consistently reliable, strong, loyal, and devoted, sometimes even without reason.
D. The person who responds. Not someone who has the initiative to start a conversation.

26/30.

A. A fun person as a friend.
B. Willing to take risks without fear.
C. Do everything in sequence with clear memories of everything that happens.
D. Deal with others with tactics, feelings, and patience.

27/30.

A. Consistently high spirits and likes to share happiness with others.
B. Confident and confident of his own abilities and success.
C. People whose attention involves something related to intellectual and artistic.
D. Remain emotionally balanced, responding as expected by others.

28/30.

A. Encourage others to work and be involved and make it all fun.
B. Fulfill oneself, be independent, full of confidence and seem not to need help.
C. Visualize things in perfect form and need to meet the standards themselves.
D. Never say or cause something unpleasant or objectionable.

29/30.

A. To openly express emotions, especially affection and do not hesitate to touch when talking to others.
B. People who have the ability to make quick and complete judgments.
C. Intensive on rigid or boring conversations or learning.
D. Shows 'biting speech intelligence'. Usually one-sentence sentences that are sarcastic

30/30.

A. Love a party and can't wait to meet everyone in the room, never assume other people are strangers.
B. Driven by the need to be productive, a leader who is obeyed by others.
C. Have a deep appreciation for music, have a commitment to music as an art form, not just the fun of the show.
D. Consistently looking for roles to reconcile disputes in order to avoid conflict.

References:

MBTI: Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (DOCX)

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