Big Five Personality Test
The model psychologists actually use.
Measure the five traits behind how you think, feel and act, broken down into 30 facets. See where you stand compared with other people, not which box you fit.
Five traits. Everyone has all of them.
Each trait is a spectrum, not a label. Most people land somewhere in the middle on most of them. Your mix is what makes you, you.
Thirty facets for real detail.
Two people can share the same openness score for very different reasons. Facets show which parts of a trait drive your result. Pick a trait on the ring.
Why percentiles beat boxes.
Type tests split a smooth spectrum in half. Someone at the 49th percentile and someone at the 51st get opposite labels. Drag the slider and watch.
One of two boxes. The label jumps at the 50% line.
More outgoing than 62 out of 100 people.
What your traits are linked to.
Decades of research connect the Big Five to real outcomes. These are averages across many people, not predictions about you, but they show why the scores matter.
What your report shows.
Your five percentiles, all 30 facets, what they mean for work and relationships, and a short plan for the traits you want to grow.
You start more things than you finish. Not from lack of discipline, but because the next idea is always more interesting than the current one.Get my report
How it works.
Rate 90 statements
"I get chores done right away." From inaccurate to accurate. No right answers.
Compared with others
Each score becomes a percentile against a large reference group.
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Traits, facets and what they mean, ready the moment you finish.
The science behind it.
The Big Five, also called the five-factor model or OCEAN, is the most widely used model of personality in academic research. Our questions come from the International Personality Item Pool, a public-domain set of items developed by researchers for exactly this purpose.
A description, not a diagnosis. Scores describe tendencies relative to other people. No score is good or bad on its own, and traits can shift gradually over the years. MyTestPro is not affiliated with the publishers of commercial Big Five inventories.
Reference norms: Johnson (2014) IPIP-NEO-120 data, via Kajonius & Johnson (2019), CC BY 4.0.
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Questions people ask.
Measure the whole you.
Ninety questions, twelve minutes. Your report is ready the moment you finish, with all five traits and thirty facets.
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