Enneagram Test: 9 Personality Types

This interactive test covers perfectionism, rumination, anger, support, recognition, self-esteem, identity, withdrawal, boundaries, anticipation, plans, conflict, procrastination and readiness to change. What the test asks, for example Perfectionism Whether you go back over a task you've done until every detail is exactly as it should be. Whether you leave a wall half-painted and move on to something else, and that's fine with you. Rumination Whether, in the evening, you go back over your day and blame yourself for what wasn't up to standard. Whether, faced with bad news, you very quickly find what's good about it. Anger Whether, when anger rises, you clench your teeth and keep it to yourself. Whether, when someone in a position of authority abuses their role in front of you, you say so out loud. Support Whether you fill your table neighbor's glass before they ask. Whether you ask for a hand as easily as you offer one. Recognition Whether, when you've helped someone out and they don't say a word about it, it hurts you. Whether, when someone tells you you're indispensable, it carries you for a long time afterward. Self-esteem Whether, for you, your worth is measured by the results other people can see. Whether your life as it is right now suits you completely. Identity Whether, at a party, you feel apart and have the sense that no one understands you. Whether telling the truth matters more to you than doing what everyone else does. Withdrawal Whether, when you arrive in a new group, you stay in the background and observe first. Whether you fill your weekends with things you're doing for the first time. Boundaries Whether you let an unfair remark slide rather than open up the discussion. Whether you voice your disagreement in front of a group without difficulty when it's needed. Anticipation Whether, before leaving on a trip, you list what could go wrong and plan for each case. Whether, when the near future stays unclear, you still sleep well. Plans Whether you start several things in parallel in the same morning and struggle to finish one. Whether you spend evenings planning trips and projects that excite you. Conflict Whether, when someone contradicts you in front of others, you don't wait before going into a showdown. Whether, when friends fall out, you spend the evening patching things up. Procrastination Whether you put off an important decision from one day to the next when it might create tension. Whether, when the group hesitates, you make the call without waiting to be asked. Readiness to change Whether what you have just described matters in how you function day to day. Whether you want to get better at working with this way of functioning.