Psychologically based resources

Enneagram Test - The word “ennea” is Greek for nine and “gram” means a figure or something drawn. Hence, the Enneagram is a diagram or star with nine points representing the nine personality patterns. Each of these nine patterns is based on an explicit set of perceptual filters that determine our worldview. Underneath each of the nine patterns is a basic proposition or belief about what you need in life for survival and satisfaction.

Another good Enneagram source

Myers-Briggs indicator -

The Myers-Briggs is related to work by Carl Jung, and has 16 distinct, but interrelated, types. These types are based on four main variables:

• introvert/extrovert (I/E)
• sensor/intuitive (S/N)
• feeling/thinking (F/T)
• judger/perceiver (J/P)

Most people lean toward one or the other of each of these pairs; for instance, you might be more of an extrovert than introvert. However, even if you do, you will still have some characteristics of an introvert. There are 16 possible combinations of these four sets of traits.
also here and additional information.


A Window on: Why do I believe and say one thing and then do another?
"Why on earth should we want to measure our own attitudes toward dichotomies when we already know how we feel about them? Well, because sometimes we are wrong about what we think. And as Mathilda White Riley pointed out long ago in a methods text, what we think about something does not measure what we will do about it. Responding to a stimulus is doing something. It may point out a discrepancy between what we say and what we do. Not unusual, actually."

The Rogers Indicator of Multiple Intelligences
A "who am I" quiz to widen your idea of what qualities are important to function in the world.