A short guide
How it works
A reading to think with, not a verdict about you.
Start with what you recognize
Choose a subject, answer the questions, and read the profile. Think of a recent situation: where does the description fit, and where does it miss? A useful reading gives you something specific to notice or put into words.
You do not need to take every lens. Each has its own questions and result. One reading does not confirm, correct, or complete another.
Different questions, separate readings
Traits
The Five Domains30–60 questions
Motivations
The Nine Types45 questions
Jungian patterns
Four Preferences40 questions
Eight Function-Attitudes40 questions
Dominant Function40 questions
Relationships
Care Preferences25 questions
Attachment Patterns16 questions
Just for fun
Signs and Affinities35 questions
The three Jungian lenses share a tradition, but use separate methods. Care Preferences and Attachment Patterns describe tendencies, not compatibility. Zodiac compares a birth-date sun sign with answer affinity, for entertainment only.
Keep the limits in view
The current instruments are provisional. Their calibration parameters and reference norms are illustrative, not estimates from a large validation sample. A familiar personality theory does not make this particular questionnaire validated.
Close or mixed answers may leave more than one description open. That is a reason to consider the alternatives, not force a label. Under “About this reading,” you can inspect the questions that contributed and the method used.
Use the readings for personal reflection. Do not use them for diagnosis, hiring, or decisions about someone else.
How the questions are selected
The Five Domains uses an adaptive sequence: each answer helps select the next question, within the instrument’s length and stopping rules. The other lenses use fixed forms. Adaptive selection does not remove the need for empirical validation.
The Five Domains covers five domains and ten named facets, two per domain. It is not a thirty-facet inventory. Type-based readings use their own scoring rules; scores are never borrowed between systems.
Language and translation
All eight systems have English and Amharic questions and readings. In the Amharic quiz, the authored English source appears beneath a translated question when available. It supplements the Amharic text; it does not replace it.
Recent Amharic profile, relationship, and interface wording awaits native-speaker review. Wording review and psychometric validation are separate steps. These support guides are currently in English.
Your answers stay in this browser
No account or email is required. Your answers are stored locally, and scoring runs in your browser. Closing the page does not erase your saved answers; clearing this site’s browser data does.
The site downloads pages, question packs, and fonts. “Local answers” does not mean there are no network requests. Your responses are not included in those requests.
Choose “Create your PDF” in Your profiles for a concise report of all completed results in the current language. You will be asked for a display name before the preview is prepared; the name is not stored with your answers or sent to a server. “Save PDF” opens your browser's print dialog. A PDF or shared key is a reading, not a backup that can restore your answers.
Shared links
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