The Classic Temperament Test
Welcome to the Classic Temperament Test. This is a personality test based on Hans Eysenck’s professional findings and his test on temperament types. Eysenck identified three major dimensions of personality: extroversion, neuroticism and psychoticism. We’ve broken these down into easy-to-understand terms and at the end you will get a breakdown of your own traits. Hopefully the results can help you become more self-aware! Answering these questions requires reflection on how you think and act, so focus on being honest for the most accurate results. It’s also an idea to take the test more than once. With all this in mind, let’s start!
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