Although word association testing has been around since the days of Carl Jung, the Myers-Briggs school of personality testing was not created until the 1940s. Still used today, it is one of the most accurate and intensive ways to figure out the traits that comprise your personality. Once you go back to the Jung type of testing with us, we'll be able to tell you what the Myers-Briggs version says about you. 

With 16 distinct personality types, the Myers-Briggs test will let you know if you are more introverted or extroverted, more sensing or feeling, or more nurturing than perceptive. In order to make our best guess about your unique personality type, we will ask you to associate the words you see in BOLD with the options we have provided. After we see the way your mind works, we think we will be able to make the call, and we'll tell you what we have found out about you. 

When you see the word we've given you, try to listen to the first word that pops into your head. Then, choose the word from our list that is closest to the one you hear. After 30 word associations, we'll use your scores you measure you against the Myers-Briggs personality types. Will we get yours right?