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Personality Types

Every type in the suite, explained. Read up on a system, then take the matching test to find where you land.

The 16 Personality Types (Myers-Briggs / MBTI Style)

The four-letter Myers-Briggs-style types (like INFP, ESTJ) — how you direct energy, take in information, decide, and organise life.

16 types →
The 9 Enneagram Types

Nine core motivations — each with a driving desire and a defining fear.

9 types →
The 6 Instinctual Variants

Three survival instincts — self-preservation, social, one-to-one — stacked into six variants.

6 types →
The 4 Attachment Styles

How you relate in close relationships — the balance of closeness and independence.

4 types →
The 5 Love Languages

The five ways people most naturally give and receive love.

5 types →
The 4 Temperaments

The classical humours — read from Extraversion and emotional stability.

4 types →
The Big Five Factors

The five broad dimensions personality science keeps rediscovering.

5 types →
The 32 SLOAN Codes

The Big Five read as a five-letter type — RCOAI, SLUEN, and the other 30.

32 types →
The 16 Socionics Types

The Russian 16-type tradition — quadras, Model A, and the famous “dual”.

16 types →
The Four Aspects · Attitudinal Psyche

Volition, Logic, Emotion and Physics — ranked by how confident you are in each.

4 types →
The Dark Tetrad Traits

Four darker tendencies everyone has to some degree — not a clinical label.

4 types →
The 5 Mindset Bands

From strong growth to strong fixed — how you read your own ability.

5 types →
The 5 Locus-of-Control Bands

Internal to external — where you locate the cause of what happens to you.

5 types →
The 3 Ayurvedic Doshas

Vata, Pitta and Kapha — movement, transformation and structure.

3 types →
The Four Tendencies

Upholder, Questioner, Obliger, Rebel — how you meet expectations.

4 types →
The 4 Blood-Type Personalities

A, B, AB and O — the Japanese folk typology. No scientific basis.

4 types →
The Empathizing–Systemizing Brain Types

Five cognitive styles along the empathy ↔ systems spectrum.

5 types →
The Political Compass Quadrants

The four corners of the economic × social grid.

4 types →
The Moral Foundations

Five instincts that underlie moral judgments.

5 types →
The Nine D&D Alignments

The classic Lawful–Chaotic × Good–Evil grid. Just for fun.

9 types →
The Chronotypes

Where you fall on the morning-lark ↔ night-owl spectrum.

5 types →
Honesty-Humility Levels

The honest ↔ strategic spectrum of the "sixth factor".

3 types →
The 6 Holland Codes

Six interest types (RIASEC) that describe the kinds of work people enjoy.

6 types →
The Six HEXACO Factors

Six broad dimensions — the Big Five plus Honesty-Humility, the factor it leaves out.

6 types →
The 4 DISC Types

Four workplace styles — Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Conscientiousness.

4 types →
The 5 Conflict Styles

Five ways of handling disagreement, on the assertiveness × cooperativeness grid.

5 types →
The 6 Love Styles

Lee's six colours of love — how each person tends to love.

6 types →
The 10 Basic Values

Ten universal values that guide what people care about — a circle of compatible and competing motivations.

10 types →
The 8 Cognitive Functions

The eight Jungian functions behind the 16 types — four of perceiving, four of deciding.

8 types →
The 24 Character Strengths

The VIA classification of 24 character strengths, grouped under six core virtues.

24 types →
The 8 Intelligences

Gardner's eight kinds of strength — word, logic, picture, body, music, people, self and nature smart.

8 types →
The 12 Zodiac Signs

The twelve Sun signs — each with its element, quality and ruling planet. Just for fun.

12 types →
The 12 Chinese Zodiac Animals

The twelve animals of the sexagenary cycle — your birth year’s sign. Just for fun.

12 types →
The 12 Life-Path Numbers

Numerology’s 1–9 plus the master numbers 11, 22 and 33. Just for fun.

12 types →
Keirsey’s Four Temperaments

Artisan, Guardian, Idealist, Rational — the 16 types in four families.

4 types →
Enneagram Tritypes

Your leading type in each of the three centres — 27 archetype blends.

27 types →
The 4 Male Archetypes

King, Warrior, Magician and Lover — the four mature-masculine archetypes.

4 types →
The 7 Female Archetypes

The seven Greek-goddess archetypes from Bolen’s Goddesses in Everywoman.

7 types →
The 6 Work Personas

Six kinds of worker — Maker, Analyst, Creator, Helper, Leader and Organiser.

6 types →
The 8 Lightworker Archetypes

Eight ways of bringing a little more light into the world — Healer, Messenger, Seer and more.

8 types →
The 4 Sleep Animals

Lion, Bear, Wolf and Dolphin — Dr. Breus’s four sleep chronotypes.

4 types →
The 4 True Colors

Gold, Blue, Green and Orange — the popular four-colour personality model.

4 types →
The 5 EQ Domains

Goleman’s five domains of emotional intelligence — from self-awareness to social skills.

5 types →
The 7 Chakras

The seven energy centres, from grounded Root to transcendent Crown.

7 types →
The 7 Aura Colours

Seven aura colours, from fiery Red to mystical Violet.

7 types →
The 8 Spirit Animals

Eight archetypal animals — Wolf, Owl, Eagle, Bear, Fox, Deer, Butterfly and Tiger.

8 types →
The 22 Major Arcana

The 22 Major Arcana of the tarot, read as personality archetypes.

22 types →
Tarot Card Meanings

What each of the 22 Major Arcana means in a tarot reading — upright and reversed.

22 types →
Minor Arcana Card Meanings

What each of the 56 Minor Arcana means in a tarot reading — the four suits, upright and reversed.

56 types →