Personality Test
Personality Temperament Test		Personality Test

The Keirsey Temperament Sorter®-II (KTS®-II) is the most widely used personality instrument in the world. It is a powerful 70 question personality instrument that helps individuals discover their personality type. The KTS-II is based on Keirsey Temperament Theory™, published in the best selling books, Please Understand Me® and Please Understand Me II, by Dr. David Keirsey.

Instructions

It is important that you answer all the questions from the perspective of what feels real for you and not try to give answers that you think would sound like how you should behave in any particular situation. The objective is to understand yourself as you really are – not the way, for example, you must react in your job, or others expect you to behave. Effectiveness as an individual or leader is not based on any particular personality style. It is really about how well you know yourself and others.

There are two choices for each question. If both seem to apply, choose the one that feels most comfortable to you. There are no right or wrong answers – about half the population agrees with whatever choice you make.

When you have answered all the questions, click on the "Score it!" button to receive your free Keirsey Temperament Report. To take the KTS-II in a language other than English, please choose from the languages in the pull-down selection below.

We offer the KTS II in several languages. You may select the language in which you take the Sorter below. At this time, all temperament reports are delivered in English.

  1. It is worse to be

  2. Are you inclined to be

  3. Do you prefer contracts to be

  4. Children often do not

  5. Do you usually want things

  6. Is it easier for you to

  7. Are you more often

  8. Are you the kind of person who

  9. Do you see yourself as basically

  10. Facts

  11. Do you prefer to work

  12. Do you prize in yourself

  13. At work, is it more natural for you to

  14. In a heated discussion do you

  15. Does interacting with strangers

  16. Which seems the greater fault

  17. Are you more interested in

  18. Are you prone to

  19. Do you more often see

  20. Do you tend to notice

  21. In sizing up others, do you tend to be

  22. When the phone rings, do you

  23. In hard circumstances, are you sometimes

  24. Are you more

  25. Are you more satisfied having

  26. Are you more frequently

  27. Would you say you are more

  28. With people are you usually more

  29. Which is more of a compliment

  30. At work do you tend to

  31. Is clutter in the work place something you

  32. Do you find visionaries and theorists

  33. Do you tend to choose

  34. Are you drawn more to

  35. Is it better to be

  36. Do you tend to

  37. Are you swayed more by

  38. Do you tend to be more

  39. In most situations are you more

  40. Are you more likely to trust

  41. Are you more

  42. Which appeals to you more

  43. Waiting in line, do you often

  44. Do you think of yourself as a

  45. Is it worse to

  46. On the job, do you want your activities

  47. Do you speak more in

  48. Do you feel better about

  49. Are you more comfortable in making

  50. Which rules you more

  51. Do you consider yourself

  52. Is it your way to

  53. Common sense is

  54. Are you inclined to be more

  55. In stories, do you prefer

  56. When in charge of others do you tend to be

  57. Do you think of yourself as

  58. Which do you wish more for yourself

  59. Do you like writers who

  60. When finishing a job, do you like to

  61. Are you more inclined to feel

  62. Are you more comfortable

  63. If you must disappoint someone are you usually

  64. At a party, do you

  65. Do you value in yourself more that you are

  66. Are you more

  67. Do you more often prefer

  68. Are you inclined to take what is said

  69. Is it preferable mostly to

  70. In making up your mind are you more likely to go by

  71. Your gender is:

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